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Lilly 21-10-2008 15:20

F.A.O. Katex and anyone who remembers belm!
 
http://profile.ak.facebook.com/objec...12914_1578.jpg


Following on from a conversation with Katex on facebook (Katex didn't know what belm was.) This is a fab photo of a woman doing belm.

Who else remembers belm? :D

We belmed at someone when we thought they were lying.....e.g I won the lottery this weekend....BELM!!!

I'd forgotten all about it until someone mentioned it yesterday and since then I've been belming at everyone!

I haven't belmed so much on years! It's fab.....forget sticking fingers up, get belming! :mosher:

flashy 21-10-2008 15:21

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oh i remember it lol


we used to belm at people who where full of bull ;)

Lolly 21-10-2008 15:21

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Yeah I remember it!! I was at primary school at the time, everyone did it. You tapped your hand on your mouth aswell!

MargaretR 21-10-2008 15:28

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I never heard of it ..... but it will help smooth out the wrinkles ;)

emamum 21-10-2008 15:39

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do you have to say 'NUUUUUUUUUUUUR' at the same time..? (its very hard to spell a sound lol )

Studio25 21-10-2008 16:03

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http://www.pleasedsheep.com/video/TheBelmOff.mov

I remember doing it at school, but I didn't know there was an associated verb until i saw the above clip.

Gayle 21-10-2008 16:05

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'chinny recKON' with the emphasis on the KON and your fingers tapping your chin was another way of belming at our school

jaysay 21-10-2008 16:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 643256)
I never heard of it ..... but it will help smooth out the wrinkles ;)

Must have caught on afer our time a school Margaret, cuz I can't remember it either

'erindoors 21-10-2008 16:44

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haha, I remember belming! so funny!

Gail xxxx

lindsay ormerod 21-10-2008 21:46

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I remember it well and still use it on the odd occasion, much to the amusement of daughter ! ( Thinks I am going senile !):rolleyes:

keetah992000 21-10-2008 23:44

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lol "elmers belmers" BEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLMMMMMM" oh how attractive we were lol

katex 22-10-2008 00:09

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 643256)
I never heard of it ..... but it will help smooth out the wrinkles ;)

Looks like an age thing then Margaret.

LOL Lilly .. thanks for explaining it to me .. does it mean then that "You are talking a bag of wind" Like a blowing up a balloon, and then letting it down, but from the top end as a finale ?

mrskitty 22-10-2008 07:38

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 643275)
'chinny recKON' with the emphasis on the KON and your fingers tapping your chin was another way of belming at our school

We did 'belming' (although i never knew it had a name!) as well as the one you describe Gayle, only my younger brothers came home doing that but saying 'chinny racoon' :rolleyes::D their still just as stupid now haha

garinda 22-10-2008 10:09

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Our belming included a stroking of the chin.

When you were really good at it you could do one with just a slight downward movement of the lips, and a hardly visible chin thrust.

Gayle 22-10-2008 13:21

Re: F.A.O. Katex and anyone who remembers belm!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mrskitty (Post 643502)
We did 'belming' (although i never knew it had a name!) as well as the one you describe Gayle, only my younger brothers came home doing that but saying 'chinny racoon' :rolleyes::D their still just as stupid now haha


I always thought it had something to do with Jimmy Hill having a big chin because we used to say 'Jimmy Hill' sometimes and then 'reckon' meant - oh, you reckon that's right do you?

Never heard 'racoon' before - perhaps a hearing test would have been in order ;)


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