In mediaeval London a hoody would have been called a tredkile, I like it as a word.
The obvious defunct phrases we still use are "turn the telly over" from when there were just two channels, "pull the chain" when we generally push a button, "hang up a phone" when we just push a button again
Two and two halves to Charlton Church Lane, please It's enough to make you scratch your arse till it bleeds Go and take a long run off a short pier 49 (s) and 11 (d)
Zigger zagger, zigger zagger, oi oi oi Zigger zagger, zigger zagger, oi oi oi One for two for who the hell are we for C-H-A-R-L-T-O-N - CHARLTON !!
Gertcha cowson - I know this is a C&D song, but when I was a teenager a few of the old boys in and around the estate would say this regularly, along with 'I laughed so much, I nearly bought me own fags' - although I was never really sure, what the latter one meant.
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The obvious defunct phrases we still use are
"turn the telly over" from when there were just two channels,
"pull the chain" when we generally push a button,
"hang up a phone" when we just push a button again
My wife says a saying she constantly hears when she accompanies me to the Valley is Piss Poor .
have you got 10p
Strike a light
Two shakes of a lamb's tail
I'll be a monkey's uncle
Eyes like pissholes in the snow/burn holes in an army blanket
Two and two halves to Charlton Church Lane, please
It's enough to make you scratch your arse till it bleeds
Go and take a long run off a short pier
49 (s) and 11 (d)
Zigger zagger, zigger zagger, oi oi oi
Zigger zagger, zigger zagger, oi oi oi
One for two for who the hell are we for
C-H-A-R-L-T-O-N - CHARLTON !!
Got, got, got, got, need, got, swap