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[Mark Sun]

is this a new form of greeting, or just a regional quirk I hadn't, until now, heard?

 

[rascalsilver]

Never heard it in Manchester, sounds like a southern thing if it is regional

 

[jjinit]

easy now!! 8)

it's a way of saying hi, alright, take it easy etc!! Heard it a lot in St Lucia!

 

[small jinx]

I've heard of it, seems to have been around for donkeys

 

[sexylady]

yeah 'easy now' thats what some of the lads say up here in leeds

 

[rascalsilver]

I'm totally jealous, I want a Manchester slang thing that I won't sound stupid saying

 

[sexylady]

i know loads a manchester slang, something popular they say is 'eyar mate' i always hear that

 

[jjinit]

eeeeeeeeeeee yar mate got any beak????

 

[rascalsilver]

Whats "beak"? God I'm so rubbish arn't I?

 

[sexylady]

coke 8) they call it beak in liverpool 2

 

[djchewie]

Whats "beak"? God I'm so rubbish arn't I?

u dont know what beak is....











wtf's beak?

 

[sexylady]

lol

 

[N8]

coke 8) they call it beak in liverpool 2

Richard deakins

I love all the comedy names for stuff when i go liverpool.

 

[sexylady]

deakins most lads in leeds wear them are they popular everywhere else 2

 

[Mark Sun]

In human traffic they refer to 'getting into some serious richard and judy'... anyone know what they're on about? (I assume thet arent referring to watching the tv show)

 

[djchewie]

In human traffic they refer to 'getting into some serious richard and judy'... anyone know what they're on about? (I assume thet arent referring to watching the tv show)

sex with a wrinkly old woman, while shoplifting in tescos?

 

[N8]

lol, i meant richard deakins/get the beak in like they say in liverpool

....i havent a clue what a deakins is in leeds

 

[Dual_Life]

Central New York State Slang:

Bootleggy- cheaply made, poor workmanship
Ghetto- see above "That's so Ghetto"
G-town- Geneva, New York
L-Y- Lyons, my town
Gay- an expression; undesirable "That's Gay"
E-view- Eastview Mall, the main hangout/meeting place of many of the Rochester-area youth
Hater- a constant pessimist that can't stand someone else's success.
'Sup- Greeting, "what's up?"
I'm Rick James, Bitch!- Expression of prominence

 

[sexylady]

in leeds they r nicholas deakins shoes i think

 

[Buckley]

is this a new form of greeting, or just a regional quirk I hadn't, until now, heard?

How many times have I greeted you with 'Easy, me ol' mucker'?

You must have heard it Mark? I use it more often than hello! Not new either - I can remember from early on in secondary school which is sometime ago (best part of 20 years if it was the first year!)