Its...ME

[Readie]

Sorry, old boy, don't quite get the banter QUOTE]

'Ring ring ring....'Hello, Buckingham Place here, Can I help you'.... 'Tell QE2 its Readie on the dog and I have discovered a swamp full of Russians who have NOT been out on the toot for the royal saucepan'.... 'Oh, **** me... is that rabble in the north again?' ... ( hand over the mouth piece)... 'No Phillip we cannot get the RAF to bomb them...'

'on the dog' = dog and bone slang for phone.
'on the toot' = out drinking and enjoying.
'royal saucepan' = saucepan lid slang for kid. royal saucepan is slang for the heir to the throne.



John

 

[yulzari]

Thank you John. Your explanation is the dog's.

 

[Readie]

Our slang is not as confusing as Aussie slang ( I think)... or is it?
The bewildered American tourist in Camden market is enough to make your eyes water.
I should coca

 

[meatloaf109]

Ah, I get it now!

 

[Njaco]

amid the shouts of "Whats all this then?".................

 

[Readie]

This?


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QC3sURgYxng

 

[Readie]

Bring back the Commonwealth of England.

(Thinks. Now I have emigrated maybe it's none of my business.)

No Englishman ever really emigrates John. we always take a piece of England with us wherever we end up.
All roads lead to Plymouth

 

[Marcel]

No Englishman ever really emigrates John. we always take a piece of England with us wherever we end up.
All roads lead to Plymouth

it's a heavy burden and the whole world pitty you for that.

 

[Readie]

it's a heavy burden and the whole world pitty you for that.

I would rather have that burden than other countries modern history

 

[Lucky13]

Of course, it's where the car maker got its name, good auld Plymouth....same as Cadillac is French!

 

[Vic Balshaw]

No Englishman ever really emigrates John. we always take a piece of England with us wherever we end up.
All roads lead to Plymouth

I'll second that……………..