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14-01-2008, 00:00
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Re: lost dialect
ive really enjoyed reading all your posts. ive not heard of most of them only one i recall is apples and pears meaning stairs.
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14-01-2008, 00:01
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Re: lost dialect
remember when i came down on holiday to blackburn well [visit relatives] they used to call heavy metal people knebs .sumthin like that
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14-01-2008, 00:14
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Re: lost dialect
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paris n i were nattering last night n she said i'm Vexed at you, lol we both started laughing n said my mam used to say that to me, aint heard that for donkeys years, anyone still say/hear it.
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Someone will get vexed if you've been oining them
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14-01-2008, 00:38
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Re: lost dialect
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Someone will get vexed if you've been oining them
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ya got it in 1, but have ya heard/used the word lately, i aint heard it for years.
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14-01-2008, 00:47
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Re: lost dialect
one me grandad used to say when agreeing with someone was yahndeed, dont know if that will sound like it.
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14-01-2008, 00:54
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Re: lost dialect
Thal nairn flummax me - mi dad allus talked broad.
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14-01-2008, 00:56
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Re: lost dialect
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Thal nairn flummax me - mi dad allus talked broad.
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well ya sure got him baffeled.
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14-01-2008, 01:02
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Re: lost dialect
Hi were a tackler 'n feckled in t' mill
Mi mum were a weaver and never got fetched up - good un
I used to go t' mill after scewel and kiss shuttles fer 'er.
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14-01-2008, 02:16
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Re: lost dialect
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Hi were a tackler 'n feckled in t' mill
Mi mum were a weaver and never got fetched up - good un
I used to go t' mill after scewel and kiss shuttles fer 'er.
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re kissing the shuttle , I've never been sure what that was , one explanation I was told was , a weaver did it when she was sucking the thread out from the bobbin through the hole in the shuttle before putting it into the loom , the other thing I heard was it was when the shuttle used to 'jump/fly' out of the loom and hit someone , considering they were metal tipped I supposed they could and did cause a few injuries , I think the saying goes back to the days of old Lancashire looms and phased out when Northrop and other automatic looms were introduced .
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14-01-2008, 07:48
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Re: lost dialect
Gee Steeley, you seem to know your shuttles & Looms. Your mum must have been a weaver.
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14-01-2008, 12:31
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Re: lost dialect
Kissing the shuttle was sucking the thread through. You poked the thread from one side and then had to put your mouth onto it as if you were giving it a kiss and then suck and the end of the thread would be sucked through the hole.
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14-01-2008, 16:50
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Re: lost dialect
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one me grandad used to say when agreeing with someone was yahndeed, dont know if that will sound like it.
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Does that mean 'Yes, Indeed'?
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14-01-2008, 16:55
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Re: lost dialect
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paris n i were nattering last night n she said i'm Vexed at you, lol we both started laughing n said my mam used to say that to me, aint heard that for donkeys years, anyone still say/hear it.
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I say the word vexed quite often. With a hubby and two young kids I am quite often vexed.
Seriously, I do use the word. I've been told I use quite a few old words / sayings for my age. I've been told so many times that I remind people of their Granny.
That's due to the words and phrases I use rather than the way I look......I hope.
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Old aunts used to come up to me at weddings, poking me in the ribs, cackling and telling me
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14-01-2008, 20:18
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Re: lost dialect
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Does that mean 'Yes, Indeed'?
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it does Lilly.
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14-01-2008, 22:15
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Re: lost dialect
Was talking to my mum about the bloke Cashy and myself were discussing in another thread who'd been banned from every pub on Blackburn Road. She said, "his mum was a nice woman, but when I used to see her round town with all her shopping, she always looked powfagged," Not heard that for years!
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