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One of my favourite slang words from growing up
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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago
Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton, |
"Flid,Spac,Spaz and Deacon.
Yeah, two of those are fucking awful 
I only know one of them. And it’s an awful one"
All four essentially mean the same thing,strict medical differences aside. |
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"Flid,Spac,Spaz and Deacon.
Yeah, two of those are fucking awful
I only know one of them. And it’s an awful one
All four essentially mean the same thing,strict medical differences aside."
Nothing more pleasant to pick, from your childhood? Any that aren't derogatory terms for disabled people, perhaps? |
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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago
Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton, |
"Flid,Spac,Spaz and Deacon.
Yeah, two of those are fucking awful
I only know one of them. And it’s an awful one
All four essentially mean the same thing,strict medical differences aside.
Nothing more pleasant to pick, from your childhood? Any that aren't derogatory terms for disabled people, perhaps? "
The thread request was for slang terms from childhood,no limits.As we all know kids can be bastards/cruel.Two of the words in question are of Greek origin meaning simply "broken" |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Scudge, instead of excuse me. I still say it now and people have no idea what I mean. Scudge over please.
But now I'm thinking is it a word my family made up? Because nobody recognises it, and Google comes up blank unless I'm spelling it incorrectly? I thought it was a northern thing but maybe not. |
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"Scudge, instead of excuse me. I still say it now and people have no idea what I mean. Scudge over please.
But now I'm thinking is it a word my family made up? Because nobody recognises it, and Google comes up blank unless I'm spelling it incorrectly? I thought it was a northern thing but maybe not."
It is real. I tell people to scudge up. Never written it down before so not sure on the spelling either!
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Scudge, instead of excuse me. I still say it now and people have no idea what I mean. Scudge over please.
But now I'm thinking is it a word my family made up? Because nobody recognises it, and Google comes up blank unless I'm spelling it incorrectly? I thought it was a northern thing but maybe not.
It is real. I tell people to scudge up. Never written it down before so not sure on the spelling either!
J"
Oh that makes me happy! I'm glad it is a real word.  |
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By *aggonerMan
over a year ago
for a penny |
"Groovy 
I love you I think, Groovy chick. "
That reminds me: I don’t know if it was in a film or I actually heard someone say “ if you’re a girl, I think I love you”. I hope I heard it for real. |
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"Slapping someone’s forehead and shouting “spam”
When would you do that? I’m not sure I know anyone well enough to do it but I’m willing to give it a go. Maybe in the supermarket next time. "
Usually going past them in the opposite direction in the school corridor. These days, as adults, perhaps on an escalator with people going in the other direction being potential victims. They need to have a big five head showing to warrant it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I remember peanut, kids used to pull the neck ties down tight and yell peanut. Yea I was bullied so
I hope the following don't cause upset
Scumsuckers for the girls that got pregnant under 16. Scumfuckers for the lads that got the girls pregnant. Some nasty ones have already been posted so i wont repeat. 'Shut up div' , pleb, jubb for a large girl.
I didn't say these, I used to say fugget for all words coz I heard my dad say fuck it when I was little and copied him lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Flid,Spac,Spaz and Deacon.
Yeah, two of those are fucking awful
I only know one of them. And it’s an awful one
All four essentially mean the same thing,strict medical differences aside.
Nothing more pleasant to pick, from your childhood? Any that aren't derogatory terms for disabled people, perhaps?
The thread request was for slang terms from childhood,no limits.As we all know kids can be bastards/cruel.Two of the words in question are of Greek origin meaning simply "broken""
The thread was what was your favourite |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I remember peanut, kids used to pull the neck ties down tight and yell peanut. Yea I was bullied so
I hope the following don't cause upset
Scumsuckers for the girls that got pregnant under 16. Scumfuckers for the lads that got the girls pregnant. Some nasty ones have already been posted so i wont repeat. 'Shut up div' , pleb, jubb for a large girl.
I didn't say these, I used to say fugget for all words coz I heard my dad say fuck it when I was little and copied him lol"
Peanut was my fave too  |
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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago
Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton, |
"Flid,Spac,Spaz and Deacon.
Yeah, two of those are fucking awful
I only know one of them. And it’s an awful one
All four essentially mean the same thing,strict medical differences aside.
Nothing more pleasant to pick, from your childhood? Any that aren't derogatory terms for disabled people, perhaps?
The thread request was for slang terms from childhood,no limits.As we all know kids can be bastards/cruel.Two of the words in question are of Greek origin meaning simply "broken"
The thread was what was your favourite"
So we can only post one.multiple words are disqualified. |
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By *aggonerMan
over a year ago
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"Slapping someone’s forehead and shouting “spam”
When would you do that? I’m not sure I know anyone well enough to do it but I’m willing to give it a go. Maybe in the supermarket next time.
Usually going past them in the opposite direction in the school corridor. These days, as adults, perhaps on an escalator with people going in the other direction being potential victims. They need to have a big five head showing to warrant it. "
I’ve gotcha!
Definitely want to try it now.
Something for TikTok. |
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"Flid,Spac,Spaz and Deacon.
Yeah, two of those are fucking awful
I only know one of them. And it’s an awful one"
Just terrible.
"Deacon" was derived from a disabled man called Joey Deacon. He was a running feature on the kids TV show Blue Peter in the mid 1980's. Even for the time bastardising his name into an insult usually aimed at children by children was low.
There are no words.
Anyhow, my word is chinned. This meant someone was going to be involved in a fight after school. "You're gonna get chinned after school" or "I'm going to chin you after school". Being chinned or chinning someone did not involve the proactive use of anyone's chin being used as any kind of weapon or attack strategy.
There you have it.
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"‘Jimmy Hill’ whilst stoking chin and listening to obvious bullshit…
*stroking chin"
Chinny reckon round here in the early 80s. I'm sorry it's no longer in general use, as in most work meetings I get the urge to say "chinnnnnnnyyyyyyy" at least once. |
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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago
Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton, |
Spam variant:- flicking the back of someone's earlobe or using an elastic band and shouting "Jeff",grabbing a piece of someone's skin between finger and thumb hard,twisting and shouting "cowbite" |
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"Townies ... the chaos predecessor
Ohhhhhhh yes! I'd forgotten about townies. See my earlier comments about chavs. It was measured by the wearing of Rockport boots at our school "
I think it was kickers at ours lol |
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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago
Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton, |
"Flid,Spac,Spaz and Deacon.
Yeah, two of those are fucking awful
I only know one of them. And it’s an awful one
Just terrible.
"Deacon" was derived from a disabled man called Joey Deacon. He was a running feature on the kids TV show Blue Peter in the mid 1980's. Even for the time bastardising his name into an insult usually aimed at children by children was low.
There are no words.
Anyhow, my word is chinned. This meant someone was going to be involved in a fight after school. "You're gonna get chinned after school" or "I'm going to chin you after school". Being chinned or chinning someone did not involve the proactive use of anyone's chin being used as any kind of weapon or attack strategy.
There you have it.
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What was Joey Deacon's dog called? |
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Haven’t done it for a while, thanks for reminding me.
The mr 
