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[Airborne01]

Oooo Tim, we love it when you talk dirty buddy!!!!!!!....................I'll get me coat.........................

'Ave you got a brand-new Combine Harvester my lover?

[Airborne01]

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There be Mangolwurzels Allen. Theym be a sort of Beet for feedin Oi cows..

I always take my missus out for a curry she b'ai'nt no vegetarian my 'andsome!

[Tim Marlow]

Nope, but I got a genuine carrot cruncher accent, unlike these boys….

[Airborne01]

Nope, but I got a genuine carrot cruncher accent, unlike these boys….
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OOOh, er! Proper job!

[Allen Dewire]

'Ave you got a brand-new Combine Harvester my lover?

Nah, Just a Lanz Bulldog in the stash Steve schnookie!!!...........Apologies to Chris for the small sidetrack too!!!

You guys are killin' me!!!

[Tim Marlow]

Oi be fessed roit up when they Essex younguns speaks proper loike….us better be off then, commas on heifer….

[langy71]

loving the sidetrack ... :thumb2:

[Airborne01]

Nah, Just a Lanz Bulldog in the stash Steve schnookie!!!...........Apologies to Chris for the small sidetrack too!!!

You guys are killin' me!!!

Killing me softly wiv my song ...!

[Airborne01]

Nah, Just a Lanz Bulldog in the stash Steve schnookie!!!...........Apologies to Chris for the small sidetrack too!!!

You guys are killin' me!!!

You gotta Lanz Bulldog ----- Behave !

[Airborne01]

Oi be fessed roit up when they Essex younguns speaks proper loike….us better be off then, commas on heifer….

:smiling5:

[Tim Marlow]

Somehow I don’t think the Germans named it after that

Funnily enough Jakko, I’ve been reading up on the roots of my dialect. The word “Gurt” in West Country dialect comes from Anglo Saxon, along with many other phrases, so has the same roots as the German word “gurt”. Seems they have more in common than we thought….

[Jack L]

Funnily enough Jakko, I’ve been reading up on the roots of my dialect. The word “Gurt” in West Country dialect comes from Anglo Saxon, along with many other phrases, so has the same roots as the German word “gurt”. Seems they have more in common than we thought….

I remember being introduced to the word 'gurt' at University by my Bristolian flatmates ("that's gurt lush"). They Remain some of my closest friends, and the word firmly lodged in my vocabulary.

[Tim Marlow]

Did they put an L on the end of any word ending in a vowel as well? A mate of mine used to talk about Gorillals and Llamals, for example….

[rtfoe]

Killing me softly wiv my song ...!

Ya I heard Tim sang a good song...:smiling2:

Cheers,
Richard

[Guest]

Seems they have more in common than we thought….

Comparative etymology is always interesting, if you ask me Especially when you find out that similar words that have pretty different meanings are related anyway.