Please get a job
Find me one lol
What does get on bey mean?
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Find me one lol
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I will give you an e-cookie for each time you engage brain before clicking 'submit' on a new thread 
EDIT: Also, you know you can click 'edit' on a post to add more information, you just triple-posted, spam sandwiches for dinner.
EDIT: Also, you know you can click 'edit' on a post to add more information, you just triple-posted, spam sandwiches for dinner.
I will give you an e-cookie for each time you engage brain before clicking 'submit' on a new thread
Nice one, that will do nicely!
I'll warrant you two and six they won't.
I will give you an e-cookie for each time you engage brain before clicking 'submit' on a new thread
EDIT: Also, you know you can click 'edit' on a post to add more information, you just triple-posted, spam sandwiches for dinner.
Sorry bud, Im new to posting on forums. I will remember though.
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Some of your regional English sayings are so quaint.
Yeah probably, my brother lives in cambridge in greenend road i think
Its pretty much "get on boy!" in normal speak but couple that with a thick South Devon/Plymouth "janner" accent and "boy" sounds like "bey". Although some people seem to emphasise saying "Bey" just in that phrase.
Other funny words that can be heard in plymouth are "Ideo" instead of "Ideal" and "purpoe" instread of "purple" the list goes on.
Far more understandable as far as im concerned than a thick northern accent though
Other funny words that can be heard in plymouth are "Ideo" instead of "Ideal" and "purpoe" instread of "purple" the list goes on.
Far more understandable as far as im concerned than a thick northern accent though
Its pretty much "get on boy!" in normal speak but couple that with a thick South Devon/Plymouth "janner" accent and "boy" sounds like "bey". Although some people seem to emphasise saying "Bey" just in that phrase.
Other funny words that can be heard in plymouth are "Ideo" instead of "Ideal" and "purpoe" instread of "purple" the list goes on.
Far more understandable as far as im concerned than a thick northern accent though
yeah ive heard them they even say some of that stuff in n.devon!! seriously.
do u say wheres it to lol
lol everyone from the southwest seems to but people from up north or even london find it funny. I said it to someone from the south east and they laughed.
I cant help it it just comes out!
It does your head in though doesn't it leonard when I say it on MSN!
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