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Hard core late night gibberish only,
Denz is surely viewing, and wullie will post at 3.20 when he gaz fora pi55..
If not fccck u ghost when u see this at 5.45 this is not for you.
Denz is surely viewing, and wullie will post at 3.20 when he gaz fora pi55..
If not fccck u ghost when u see this at 5.45 this is not for you.
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Just come back online me fcuking head/lugs are ringing been happening on/off the last year usually weekends probably the 5G can't be nowt wrong health wise bouncing these days.
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No other threads worth posting on.
Marts probably banging lasses left right and centre whilst abroad on his posh holiday so he’s quiet and the other forum clown has come back early from his hols cos he prefers the company of his dog to his family, so he’s quiet an all. |
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Am like that on the cowees these days denz, just dint tek as many
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Denzil did you say other week u go to Ingram valley???
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That's a word from the past cowees popular up my way amongst the radgeeess.
Everyones packed in early the nite,tried an episode of Still Game was ok but need more watches to judge. |
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Aye last year about this time saw a Golden Eagle 3 times in a week in the same place unbelievable when there's Buzzards,crows and Kestrels and an Eagle swoops in.
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Still game me favourite got them on box set an all bar a couple that av lent out but never got back.
Denz do u no why there called cowees or cowies in the north east only???? |
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No but could be something to do with Cowgate but no idea?
Downloaded Youtube on to Netflix and watched Still Game on there. Can you remember when people used to call weed bush? |
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Or joints Jakeys?
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Seems ya Peas pudding idea caught on Morrisons sold out and Asda put their prices up koonts,anyhow tablets and laptop off nuts still buzzin goodnight.
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Some still call them jakey or even Jacobs that I nar
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Shud mek your own peas pudding. Me mam used to make it an sometimes put bits of ham in it
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Think it’s only them yellow peas steeped over nite and some thing else
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Maybe butter or milk or summit you could google it. My lass has never med it
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Loved me mams corned beef tattie pie, and her peas pudding. And her yorkshaz. In fact loads of foood that she cooked that had her signature to it,where as if a had it the morn ad nar it was me mams.
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And jam
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think me mother had the same frying pan all me life, miss her.
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Lot of u viewers missing some deep sh1it here. Anyone else still awake who had a mam?
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When I was little me mam would stop the car if she seen some brambles wi blackberry’s on and we d all get out of the car and pick them with tubs she kept in the car. Who does that now?
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Used to eat “chicken curry” every week nearly all of me childhood. Me mam said she only used the chicken legs meat. Was 17 when I found out it was rabbit. Me dad allways was cooking rabbit and I allways refused to taste it cos I was a bit delicate to be fair, but I loved chicken curry night
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Nostalgia kicking in now. Me grandad and me parents had a massive thing about biting me head off if a didn’t put me fruit peel or abpple cores or if a peeled the veg for dinner at the bottom of the garden on the compost heap.
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Morning.
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Weaker bladder than wullies.
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Right am off goodnight
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Goodnight Briggsy
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anyone old enough on here to remember some kind of suet pudding had bits of bacon in it made in "muslin cloth " me mum used to make it in the 60s for us kids a few portions of that and you were full ! cheap n cheerfull ! also stewed apple and custard
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I've got a mam who still cooks most of the above think the explosion of working mothers leave their type in the minority nowadays time and trends being issues.
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I always had bread to mop up the gravy, and living on a farm rabbits where had most weeks along with phesants
Great days |
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Always head bread with stews/hot pots was the best bit.
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Dad grew Strawberrys blackberrys new pots on his bit of land, he died when i was 9 but still rem the straw all neatly down the rows and shaking off the dirt of the potatoes to find the little white gems.
The strawberrys/blackberrys used to go to the local jam factory, paid for our one weeks holiday down the coast Used to run free in the orchards without a care in the world. Making camps out of Apple boxes, catching crickets newts elvers sticklebacks butterflys in sweet jars  Would never swap my childhood even tho we didnt have much for kids of todays playstation world  |
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my childhood was mainly spent in the docks and disused warehouses in rotherhithe south london in the 60-70s ,money was tight so we kids had to find our own ways of making it , used to jumo over the back of a local pub (the **** &monkey )and nick the empty beer bottles and take them over to a nearby pub (the albion or the little crown ) to collect the 3d refunds . also used to collect the scrap metal from the warehouses and sell that ,but the best earner was the public telephone boxes ,bt had the great idea of fixing the cover of the phone with a philips screw so we used to undo it with a phillips screwdriver and put a bit of cardboard over the slot where the coins dropped into the strongbox and do the screw back up and go back 2-3 days later open the cover and bingo a couple of quid in coins ,dont seem a lot but we had 8-10 phone boxes on the go and on a rotor it was cash every day .......great days!
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Foylesy
 Old briggsys thread got me nostalgic had a drive out today went and found the old farm we lived in brought back some happy memories. Thanks Briggsy |
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It's a sex farm now.
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Its been extended that for sure
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oo-er
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pee niss extension ?
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New combine harvester shed as well
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We used to do similar with the phone boxes, Foyles.
 We also had a condom machine in one of the pubs, where if you gave it a good thump all the money would fall out. It would've been far more profitable if I'd have lived in a village where the residents practised safe sex! |
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We also had a condom machine in one of the pubs, where if you gave it a good thump all the money would fall out
Did the same in the local kenbo except the front used to just lift off |