[milomom]

Originally Posted by Yvonne

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSSAeTdQiFk

mrs robinson

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtSEc...eature=related

keep the faith...

I don't know how I'd missed this version of Keep The Faith - amazing! Thanks again, Yvonne.

[milomom]

Originally Posted by (Don't)Lie_to_me

Chuff a duck Yvonne, take it easy!

Okay, how does "chuff a duck" translate into American English?! LOL I need to find a site with British slang to use in conjunction with this board. I love how you guys put things, but I'm not all ways sure I get it. (BTW, I'm finding that I want to use "gutted" lately. What a great word! But I'm gonna get some funny looks here in the American south.)

If it can't be explained in polite company, feel free to say so!

[(Don't)Lie_to_me]

Ecky Thump! How can you not have used "gutted" until lately! Cor Blimey.

I'll give you a monkey if you can tell me what Chalfonts are.

Ok i was all over the country then

Chuff, is from Chuffing usually, and a euphemism for F*ck. It's also used for the anus ("up the chuff"), or my favourite, to mean "to be pleased": IE; I was chuffed with that gig. I love saying Chuffed to buggery (buggery being anal sex).

Ecky Thump is a northen exclamation, and cor blimey is a countrywide exclamation. a Monkey is a London thing for £500, and Chalfonts is an example of Cockney (London) Rhyming Slang: Chalfont St Giles (a buckinghamshire town) ; Piles

[milomom]

Originally Posted by (Don't)Lie_to_me

Ecky Thump! How can you not have used "gutted" until lately! Cor Blimey.

I'll give you a monkey if you can tell me what Chalfonts are.

Ok i was all over the country then

Chuff, is from Chuffing usually, and a euphemism for F*ck. It's also used for the anus ("up the chuff"), or my favourite, to mean "to be pleased": IE; I was chuffed with that gig. I love saying Chuffed to buggery (buggery being anal sex).

Ecky Thump is a northen exclamation, and cor blimey is a countrywide exclamation. a Monkey is a London thing for £500, and Chalfonts is an example of Cockney (London) Rhyming Slang: Chalfont St Giles (a buckinghamshire town) ; Piles

I knew I shouldn't have asked! ROFLOL

When I was in graduate school, I had a roommate from Long Island, NY -- never did figure out what she was saying. And it took me years to catch on to what was being said after I moved to the South. Growing up in middle America (Missouri) just doesn't prepare you for the rest of the world!

Thanks for the tutorial . . . I think . . .

[Kathleen]

Originally Posted by milomom

If it can't be explained in polite company, feel free to say so!

There is no polite company on this board

I believe our (here in Jersey anyway) equivalent is **** a duck - it even rhymes better LOL.

[milomom]

Originally Posted by Kathleen

There is no polite company on this board

Really?! I hadn't noticed. <cough, cough> Step back -- look out for the bolt of lightning!

[Stiggy]

Here you go, Jon's interview on "This Morning".

YouTube

Part two coming up shortly!

[Kathleen]

Originally Posted by Stiggy

Here you go, Jon's interview on "This Morning".

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=BrTw83WChaM

Part two coming up shortly!

Thanks - good interview

[Kev]

This video is unavailable.

[Dawn]

Originally Posted by Kev

This video is unavailable.

I can see it just fine. It was a good interview, said this already on the thread on the board.

Dawn