Meeting new people in chalets

Ian Wickham wrote:For those of the Northern persuasion "Bubble" is short for "Bubble bath" ....... Laugh 8)

Thank you squire! :D

Ian Wickham wrote:For those of the Northern persuasion "Bubble" is short for "Bubble bath" ....... Laugh 8)

Thanks for the translation, didn't know you were bilingual & I dont think shortening slang really works, try it yourself to see what I mean. :twisted:

brooksy wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:For those of the Northern persuasion "Bubble" is short for "Bubble bath" ....... Laugh 8)

Thanks for the translation, didn't know you were bilingual & I dont think shortening slang really works, try it yourself to see what I mean. :twisted:

My suvern mates all do the old 'bubble', 'plates' (as per wicker's other post)

;)

Iceman wrote:

brooksy wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:For those of the Northern persuasion "Bubble" is short for "Bubble bath" ....... Laugh 8)

Thanks for the translation, didn't know you were bilingual & I dont think shortening slang really works, try it yourself to see what I mean. :twisted:

My suvern mates all do the old 'bubble', 'plates' (as per wicker's other post)

;)

Your more than welcome me old china :wink:

Ian Wickham wrote:Your more than welcome me old china :wink:

China plate....

Iceman wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Your more than welcome me old china :wink:

China plate....

In cockney ryming slang you drop the second word ...... China (plate) ......etc etc

I know that :)

Would you Adam & Eve it I am helping out Brooksy ;)

Maybe this could be a conversation for meeting peeps for the first time in a chalet.... (to keep it on topic) :)

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Have you seen the Penelopes on that treacle on Embarrassing Bodies?