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[Chid 6,614]

When people say to me Cheers big lad ... What a stupid thing to say to me  considering I'm normally smaller than most people

[Welsh_red 4,750]

Ive got a terrible habit of calling people "boy" . I dont know where it came from but ive said it as long as i can remember . Probably got some nickname about it i dont know about . I call everybody it . Working at a lovely womans house this week and she brings me a cup of tea and i say " cheers boy" . Shes a 58 year old farmers wife ffs . I catch myself saying it but its always to late . At this point ive figured its to late in the day to try and stop it 

[FLATTOP 4,550]

3 minutes ago, kanny said:

Can you rephrase that

Shit that does sound wrong lol, ok your a bit handy around a BBQ

[WILF 47,759]

Here’s a thing, do people have nicknames anymore ?

One of mates was only ever known by his nickname of “Toppy” which was a hangover from school when he used to dress all smart and we called him “Top Man” after the shop.

But when I was a kid all my old man’s mates seemed to have a nickname, “Long Bob” who was as you might think tall, “Morph” who was short, “Son of Sam” (no idea ??), “Con” whose name was John?…..all the chaps seemed to have a nickname by which people would know exactly who you meant.

Edited October 22, 2021 by WILF

[Welsh_red 4,750]

1 minute ago, WILF said:

Here’s a thing, do people have nicknames anymore ?

One if mates was only ever known by his nickname of “Toppy” which was a hangover from school when he used to dress all smart and we called him “Top Man” after the shop.

But when I was a kid all my old man’s mates seemed to have a nickname, “Long Bob” who was as you might think tall, “Morph” who was short, “Son of Sam” (no idea ??), “Con” whose name was John?…..all the chaps seemed to have a nickname by which people would know exactly who you meant.

I live in rural wales where literally every other person has a nickname.  Some even pass the nickname down generations. Theirs a guy who has a nickname " square" . Because his grandad i think used to live on the square . It got passed down to his dad and now down to him and will eventually get passed down to his kid . 

[WILF 47,759]

2 minutes ago, Welsh_red said:

Ive got a terrible habit of calling people "boy" . I dont know where it came from but ive said it as long as i can remember . Probably got some nickname about it i dont know about . I call everybody it . Working at a lovely womans house this week and she brings me a cup of tea and i say " cheers boy" . Shes a 58 year old farmers wife ffs . I catch myself saying it but its always to late . At this point ive figured its to late in the day to try and stop it 

That used to get used a lot in my old town, I think it was a hangover from the time it was still a rural village and would have had more a connection to rural Essex/ Suffolk than it does nowadays where it would be all East Londoners and their descendants.

Even though I’m a born and bred south Londoner I would use that to my cousins from that town because their dads (my mums brothers) would have all used it so it’s just what we called each other.

[WILF 47,759]

2 minutes ago, Welsh_red said:

I live in rural wales where literally every other person has a nickname.  Some even pass the nickname down generations. Theirs a guy who has a nickname " square" . Because his grandad i think used to live on the square . It got passed down to his dad and now down to him and will eventually get passed down to his kid . 

I actually like stuff like that mate, it’s nice really to me.

[Borr 6,471]

Few mates in Wales with nicknames such as wonka and Wilbur , and if they don't have a nickname there's normally a y stuck on the end or surnames with a y . Budda , pig loads and I couldn't tell you their real names after knowing some of them 20 year...

[DIDO.1 22,846]

My nickname at school was pissflaps. Talking to my old mates none of us had a clue where it came from. We all gave each other insulting names and mine just stuck

[kanny 20,780]

Because I'm tall dark and handsome   my nickname was Abdul...still see people now and they call me it .

It's never bothered me there was a lot worse ,one albino mate was and still is called lab , short for lab rat

Kids are awful lol 

[Welsh_red 4,750]

9 minutes ago, WILF said:

I actually like stuff like that mate, it’s nice really to me.

Guy round here called "snowy" and they called his son "sleet"

Also a guy who must be 70 year old easy called "SB" or " tough S" . Stands for shiny balls . Story is he used to shave his balls and on a rugby tour when he was in his youth rest of the boys noticed so called him shiny balls/SB

[WILF 47,759]

8 minutes ago, Welsh_red said:

Guy round here called "snowy" and they called his son "sleet"

Also a guy who must be 70 year old easy called "SB" or " tough S" . Stands for shiny balls . Story is he used to shave his balls and on a rugby tour when he was in his youth rest of the boys noticed so called him shiny balls/SB

Not my mates because they were utter c**ts but we had a couple round our town called “Thrush” because he was an irritating c**t and another called “Casualty” because he was equally annoying and would get ironed out once a week ! Lol 

[low plains drifter 10,744]

2 hours ago, DIDO.1 said:

Guys! 

"are you guys OK?" 

"" can I get you guys anything? "

Fck off this is Lancashire not California 

What tosspot talks to you like that blad?

[waltjnr 7,041]

Just use " alright useless ctun " sums up a good percentage, or oooh aargh ooooh and bang your chest, for the chimps ! 

[waltjnr 7,041]

12 minutes ago, waltjnr said:

Just use " alright useless ctun " sums up a good percentage, or oooh aargh ooooh and bang your chest, for the chimps ! 

And throw some shit about