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okocha wrote:Anyone able to explain 'ecky thump?

Ecky-Thump (pronounced Ecky-Thump, is an ancient and traditional martial art originating from Lancaster, Lancashire in Northern England. Similar but superior to Kung Fu in many respects, it utilizes long, fierce-looking Black Puddings in place of more inferior Eastern weaponry. Practitioners of the martial art are easily distinguished through their ritualistic flat caps and accompanying whippets.

Lancashire Catch as catch can.

Non of this girly UFC stuff!

Proper men's fighting.

Ecky-Thump master in action.

Robert Mugabe is a big fan. Read his surname backwards.

boltonbonce wrote:Robert Mugabe is a big fan. Read his surname backwards.

well i never, you dont hear that now and the word Kibosh.

Blimey is a word i still use and my mate is always taking the piss when i say it

'Hells bells, and little apples' was my mums favourite if things went wrong.

Gordon Bennett.

Bollotom, I'm not surprised you still hear 'Spiffing' if you're a Blue Job    
A phrase you will also be familiar with, if you were a singly, and in the canteen, was 'Food alright, mail getting through ?'

Oh dear.

Said when something as gone wrong.

Sluffy wrote:Oh dear.

Said when something as gone wrong.

I say this...

BoltonTillIDie wrote:

Sluffy wrote:Oh dear.

Said when something as gone wrong.

I say this...

I'm a WTF guy all the time, the kids call me WTF

One of my favourites has to be Feckless, leaves people with no doubt how you feel about there performance and perhaps needs to be banded around in the Bolton dressing room a bit more.

Fabians Right Peg wrote:One of my favourites has to be Feckless, leaves people with no doubt how you feel about there performance and perhaps needs to be banded around in the Bolton dressing room a bit more.

Favorite word of my old man was feckless always calling his kids that yet we were not and he was one lazy feckless scrounging bum.

gloswhite wrote:'Hells bells, and little apples' was my mums favourite if things went wrong.

Hells bells and cockleshells,

and pretty maids all in a row.

I just bought a new mackintosh on easy terms.

Angry Dad wrote:I just bought a new mackintosh on easy terms.

Good idea. With Winter drawing near,it might be an idea to get some wellingtons too.

boltonbonce wrote:

Angry Dad wrote:I just bought a new mackintosh on easy terms.

Good idea. With Winter drawing near,it might be an idea to get some wellingtons too.

Ha Galoshes or Gum Boots.

I'll have your guts for garters. My nan used to say that all the time.