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  1. Toonpack
    Not at all, was a yellow at the very worst, Atkinsons hardly card happy today, see the Larson/Shola incident for evidence. If Tiote'd tried to do him, fair does, but no way on earth did he, I'd be screaming blue murder over Tiote if I thought that, I'm not his biggest fan by a long way.
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    Nope, not at all, never a straight red in a million years, extremely harsh red. Fletcher flopping around like a beached salmon didn't help
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    No he fucking didn't. His foot was up and turned side on.
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    Utter rubbish, he hung his leg out, never left the ground and his instep hit Fletcher, not even studs up. Bullshit ref-ing. Game killed, well done Mr Atkinson.
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    "This is the strongest Sunderland team I've faced. They've got some players who could get in our team".
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    The very fact that no matter the gulf in class between us and them makes me fear "the law of averages".
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    Could you get any cornea ?
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    Geez...... where to start !!!!
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    Eye agree, put a lid on it
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    ............. 380,000 Jews were deported by 30 June 1944 – the rounding-up was undertaken by the Hungarian Gendarmerie
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    A Stevie
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    Nowt to do with sea cows Gene.
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    Not heard that one (neither at the coast or elsewhere - for clarity)
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    We used Ralphy, that was a reference to Ralph Gardner school "pupils" next to the Ridges (now Meadowell) or those like them. Mid sixties.
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    Different age groups use things with different context's I guess. I haven't used "gadgie" for as long as I can remember, but do use codge/codger. I would guess as I am now a "gadgie" I use the next term up for those older than me. Once I'm a codger I guess all I'll have left to use is corpse.
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    Nope, just stating how it was used when I was lad, which was considerably before you lot were lads. I will soon be promoted from Gadgie to Codger.
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    Another word for Scotchy (as used at the coast)
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    Usually an older bloke when we used it (in my yoof), I would be a gadgie now, you wouldn't.
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    As the crow flies, it's 11 miles. A normal assesment of distance between two points, I would suggest.
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    Just fulfilling my care in the community quota, trying to educate the helplessly thick. If you shout long and hard enough it might become true.
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    Hardly ever used now, but was commonly used pre Charva, just accept it man!! (btw 13 miles from Scotswood and you'd be asking the fish their opoinion)
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    Doubt it's used many places these days, been superceded by charva I reckon. Be interesting if your mates know it, my lads are mid/late 20's and they knew it.
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    Returning for a moment to the knowledge/use of Scotchie/Scotchy at the coast. A straw poll of my coastal FB chums has an early score of 5-1 in favour of "knowing/heard of/used the word" the one "nay" in the poll is from my daughter in law......................................................................................................................................................................................................she's from the west end
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    You have wrong end of the stick Fishy. The argument is not about the origin, (I wouldn't have a clue where it came from, I did put forward a tongue in cheek theory mind) the point is/was about a statement made along the lines that "no-one outside of the west end and definitely down the coast" had ever said/heard of said word, several persons outside of the west end have stated that is not the case, me amongst them.
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