What does get on bey mean?

arc@css · 9 Dec 2009 at 15:33

Use lysine, will be more effective.

zovirax · 9 Dec 2009 at 15:34

EgonSpengler said:
Zovirax....... you must have been really stuck for a username !

LOL yeah I could not think of ANYTHING!!

zovirax · 9 Dec 2009 at 15:39

jegz said:
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

do u say coad for cold

and are u up for a roand of goaf bey? lol

jegz · 9 Dec 2009 at 15:45

Nope, I dont say "bey" or any of the other stuff. I say "get on" and where's that to" but not in the thick janner accent. So in essence it sounds normal lol!

I am just well versed in the translation of janner due to exposure to it whilst at uni and work.

Pish · 9 Dec 2009 at 15:55

joey1211 said:
Sounds like a sheepdog command

i concur, "come by....woot woot woot....come by"

Skidder · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:06

It is a way of identifying yourself as a west country ***** so that people can avoid you or mock you at their leisure.

krooton · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:07

Pish said:
i concur, "come by....woot woot woot....come by"

Sheepdog trainers say 'woot'?

Awesome!

Mat · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:08

GD at it's finest.

Skidder · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:10

Mat said:
GD at it's finest.

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No, that's GD at its finest! Hooray for pedantry!

GobzzzMp3 · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:10

It means like well done...

like they do summin good... you say "Ged on bey!"

zovirax · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:21

jegz said:
Nope, I dont say "bey" or any of the other stuff. I say "get on" and where's that to" but not in the thick janner accent. So in essence it sounds normal lol!

I am just well versed in the translation of janner due to exposure to it whilst at uni and work.

Cool. I was staying with a freind on fore street in Exeter 2 weeks ago, so noisy! had like 3 hours sleep one night

Mat · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:24

Skidder said:
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No, that's GD at its finest! Hooray for pedantry!

Damn you! That's the first time I've been picked up on my grammar! A schoolboy error too! :mad:

jegz · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:32

Yeah I live in town. It is noisy especially at the weekends but our place is tucked away from the main road so can only hear the bass from nightclubs really.

Trick is just to turn the telly up or get drunk so you cant hear it lol.

dekez · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:35

Geet onn beyy!!!!!!!! This is a greeting - Allreet bey?!! Get on bey!

Ah I miss my Plymouth accent (people say it's still pretty strong but no where near what it was)

Back in the good old days of going down Milleniums (aka swillenium £10 all you could drink) and Destinys init!

GREEEN ARRRMYY!!!!!

zovirax · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:35

jegz said:
Yeah I live in town. It is noisy especially at the weekends but our place is tucked away from the main road so can only hear the bass from nightclubs really.

Trick is just to turn the telly up or get drunk so you cant hear it lol.

yeah mate i was pretty drunk and still could not sleep properly cos the windows were single glazed and drafty a nightmare, could hear all the drunken yobs shouting stuff randomly all night litterally it seemed to go on forever then the street sweeper at 6 or 7 lol.

i could not live in the centre of a city im used to country life bey!

zovirax · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:36

dekez said:
Geet onn beyy!!!!!!!! This is a greeting - Allreet bey?!! Get on bey!

Ah I miss my Plymouth accent (people say it's still pretty strong but no where near what it was)

Back in the good old days of going down Milleniums (aka swillenium £10 all you could drink) and Destinys init!

GREEEN ARRRMYY!!!!!

get on bey!

do u soand loike that guy from the aviva advert lol where paul whitehoase does it where the green army fans are going by car from plymuff to newcastle!?

liquidchild76 · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:40

Skidder said:
It is a way of identifying yourself as a west country ***** so that people can avoid you or mock you at their leisure.

heh heh.

dekez · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:42

zovirax said:
get on bey!

do u soand loike that guy from the aviva advert lol where paul whitehoase does it where the green army fans are going by car from plymuff to newcastle!?

get on bey!

I aint thaaaart baaaad. I tried to tone it down a bit when I went to uni and everyone thought it was hillarious to do impressions of me! lol It's naturally got weaker over time but comes back when ever I'm back down in Plymouth, or speaking with other Janners in London.

Admiral Huddy · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:44

Nitefly said:
You have just thrown yourself head first into to the GD lion pit. Good luck.

haha had to laugh at this.

zovirax · 9 Dec 2009 at 16:45

lol I think in that advert the Janner accent or over exagerated somewhat. Ive never heard someone speak with that strength of accent from plymouth before lol, I just have a normal west country accent, people cant tell exactly where Im from though.