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Out of interest...
Who tucks their trousers into their socks? Or who knows someone who does it?
And no I don't mean your grandad when he's on his bike. I mean like when you go around town and stuff..
Who tucks their trousers into their socks? Or who knows someone who does it?
And no I don't mean your grandad when he's on his bike. I mean like when you go around town and stuff..
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I don't get it
cookie monster wrote:
> I just read what you said there.
>
> I blame tiredness.
I blame Microsoft.
> I just read what you said there.
>
> I blame tiredness.
I blame Microsoft.
I just read what you said there.
I blame tiredness.
I blame tiredness.
cookie monster wrote:
> er-no wrote:
> I tucked my football socks into my trousers when I played in goal.
>
> Yeah but thats while sporting. When people have them tucked in while
> walking the streets, thats when you have a NED alert.
*shakes his head*
Thats. So. Not. What. Happened.
> er-no wrote:
> I tucked my football socks into my trousers when I played in goal.
>
> Yeah but thats while sporting. When people have them tucked in while
> walking the streets, thats when you have a NED alert.
*shakes his head*
Thats. So. Not. What. Happened.
er-no wrote:
> I tucked my football socks into my trousers when I played in goal.
Yeah but thats while sporting. When people have them tucked in while walking the streets, thats when you have a NED alert.
> I tucked my football socks into my trousers when I played in goal.
Yeah but thats while sporting. When people have them tucked in while walking the streets, thats when you have a NED alert.
I tucked my football socks into my trousers when I played in goal.
MoJoJoJo wrote:
> Why don't you lot adapt some Geordie words, like "radgy"
>
> Radgy is the perfect description of a radgy, because, well, they're
> dead radge
>
> Do you see?
Radgy sounds too generalised. NED is good that way, in that its easily definable and uses capital letters.
> Why don't you lot adapt some Geordie words, like "radgy"
>
> Radgy is the perfect description of a radgy, because, well, they're
> dead radge
>
> Do you see?
Radgy sounds too generalised. NED is good that way, in that its easily definable and uses capital letters.
Why don't you lot adapt some Geordie words, like "radgy"
Radgy is the perfect description of a radgy, because, well, they're dead radge
Do you see?
Radgy is the perfect description of a radgy, because, well, they're dead radge
Do you see?
ugh
Rudeboys
Lord help us all
Rudeboys
Lord help us all
NEDs are in many ways similar to the townies, rudeboys and general £$%^s encountered across the country. Except that they're generally Scottish. And probably more likely to be Heroin Junkies ('lo random stereotype).
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