Does anyone say "it's up me ho!e pickin' daisies" anymore?

Joe10000 · 16-04-2011 09:32AM

Haven't said that in 20 years but will find a reason to today.

Jesus Wept · 16-04-2011 09:53AM

philstar wrote: »

people don't say "its a peach" anymore for something cool

peachy keen

Frowzy · 16-04-2011 09:55AM

newmug wrote: »

Whats TTFN?

UMHPD!!

(Guess)

Ta Ta For Now

pickarooney · 16-04-2011 09:56AM

It was always strawberries round our way, not daisies.

Radharc na Sleibhte · 16-04-2011 09:58AM

Thats the posh version afaik.

cml387 · 16-04-2011 09:58AM

Is it too soon to bring back "No way,Jose"?

Yes,it's too soon.

mumto3 · 16-04-2011 09:59AM

I still say it all the time...and our longer version growing up was
up jacks hole and around the corner,over balls bridge and into fanny lane!!!ah the memories!!!!

Radharc na Sleibhte · 16-04-2011 10:00AM

Oooh a thousand posts, fair play to me.
Feck it, i wasted it talking bout daisies and arses.
Wanted it to be epic.

Radharc na Sleibhte · 16-04-2011 10:03AM

Frowzy wrote: »

(Guess)

Ta Ta For Now

So TTFN is Ta Ta For Now?
Why would you replace the words with letters, theyre all one syllable anyway.
Some people really need a kick in the hole in fairness.

philstar · 16-04-2011 10:12AM

remember back at school on occasions the rough guys use to say to the sissy boys "you're afraid of your sh*t"

tan11ie · 16-04-2011 10:20AM

Nope haven't heard that saying in years......ya lemon ya, now i haven't used that since i was a teenager ..must bring it back:D

mahamageehad · 16-04-2011 12:25PM

ooh this thread reminded my of a common enough insult when we were younger that i don't hear any more,

"o go swing of my left tit" :P Ah the memories!

Frowzy · 16-04-2011 12:38PM

mahamageehad wrote: »

ooh this thread reminded my of a common enough insult when we were younger that i don't hear any more,

"o go swing of my left tit" :P Ah the memories!

Lol! Never heard that one, but if someone was bragging about something n you couldn't give a sugar you'd say - "big swing of a hairy mick3y"

I also remember instead of saying how's she going people would ask "How's she cuttin'?"
Your answer would reflect your mood, eg smoothly like a butter knife, or rough as a saw etc

RachaelVO · 16-04-2011 02:02PM

holystungun9 wrote: »

As per title, for some reason this popped into my head. Haven't heard it in ages. I think it's time to dust it off again. Anyone heard it in the last ten years?
All factual replies and newspaper cuttings will be appreciated. Any other suggestions for our new language renaissance?

I use a it... well sorta

Husband: Where's my keys?
Me: Is my face red?
Husband: No!
Me: They're not up me hole then and the daisies remain unpicked!

epgc3fyqirnbsx · 16-04-2011 02:26PM

Haven't heard that one in a while

It's all shifting these days again though, I actually like that word this time around

Another one I aven't heard in a while is "Well you can go and scratch my arse with a broken bottle"

kfallon · 16-04-2011 03:00PM

holystungun9 wrote: »

As per title, for some reason this popped into my head. Haven't heard it in ages. I think it's time to dust it off again. Anyone heard it in the last ten years?
All factual replies and newspaper cuttings will be appreciated. Any other suggestions for our new language renaissance?

Don't forget the "getting browned off" bit added to the end of it too :pac:

I always liked the sarcastic, "Big swinging dicky" retort when I was younger!

Does anyone say "it's up me ho!e pickin' daisies" anymore?

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