28 Jun 2023, 7:57 pm
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30 Jun 2023, 9:49 am
30 Jun 2023, 10:00 am
Maybe it's more like I want to BE Spiderman. Swinging around NYC looks like fun. I 
NYC.
I've learned, through experience, that it's best to avoid people who meow and howl on the subway there, though.
01 Jul 2023, 9:29 am
Who doesn't love Onslo?
01 Jul 2023, 9:38 am
01 Jul 2023, 10:05 am
01 Jul 2023, 10:43 am
Trueno wrote:
Recidivist wrote:
^ Geoffrey Hughes will always be Eddie Yates to me.
The best line from Corrie EVER:
“Aar, ay, Mrs O, I’ve lost me judy.”
My mum was a huge Corrie fan and I watched what she watched. That line obviously has stuck in your head lol I know who Mrs O is (which Brit over a certain age doesn't) but I don't know who Judy is (I know it's not his wife,dog or chicken) , is it Weathfield slang? Judy is slang for cocaine but I don't think Corrie would have had a plot line like that back then
01 Jul 2023, 11:45 am
Recidivist wrote:
Trueno wrote:
Recidivist wrote:
^ Geoffrey Hughes will always be Eddie Yates to me.
The best line from Corrie EVER:
“Aar, ay, Mrs O, I’ve lost me judy.”
My mum was a huge Corrie fan and I watched what she watched. That line obviously has stuck in your head lol I know who Mrs O is (which Brit over a certain age doesn't) but I don't know who Judy is (I know it's not his wife,dog or chicken) , is it Weathfield slang? Judy is slang for cocaine but I don't think Corrie would have had a plot line like that back then
If you come from Merseyside (like me) your Judy is your girlfriend. I often introduce Mrs Trueno as “me Judy”… which is better than “me tart”… which is another quaint expression from thereabouts. As I don’t have any of my original accent, this produces puzzled looks amongst the Glitterati (?) of West Yorkshire.
I have heard that this was behind Macca’s “ Hey, Jude”… although he claims it was originally “Hey, Jules”, referring to Julian Lennon… I don’t believe a word of it.
01 Jul 2023, 6:27 pm
Honey69 wrote:
Who doesn't love Onslo?
He reminds me of my dad.
01 Jul 2023, 7:59 pm
The fact that Darth Vader is an option. 
I have seen male celebrities before and thought 'Huh, I like his energy and his outfits'.
Wyatt Oleff comes to mind.
Simple yet stylish. ^
Not a fan of the trousers but I love the flower shirt. ^
02 Jul 2023, 7:20 am
Honey69 wrote:
Who doesn't love Onslo?
He was my favorite character.He also has a brain, if you notice the book he’s reading in one episode.
02 Jul 2023, 7:32 am
02 Jul 2023, 4:01 pm
Disfigured, emotionally disturbed AND has a lightsaber. What's not to like?
02 Jul 2023, 5:54 pm
Trueno wrote:
Recidivist wrote:
Trueno wrote:
Recidivist wrote:
^ Geoffrey Hughes will always be Eddie Yates to me.
The best line from Corrie EVER:
“Aar, ay, Mrs O, I’ve lost me judy.”
My mum was a huge Corrie fan and I watched what she watched. That line obviously has stuck in your head lol I know who Mrs O is (which Brit over a certain age doesn't) but I don't know who Judy is (I know it's not his wife,dog or chicken) , is it Weathfield slang? Judy is slang for cocaine but I don't think Corrie would have had a plot line like that back then
If you come from Merseyside (like me) your Judy is your girlfriend. I often introduce Mrs Trueno as “me Judy”… which is better than “me tart”… which is another quaint expression from thereabouts. As I don’t have any of my original accent, this produces puzzled looks amongst the Glitterati (?) of West Yorkshire.
I have heard that this was behind Macca’s “ Hey, Jude”… although he claims it was originally “Hey, Jules”, referring to Julian Lennon… I don’t believe a word of it.
Thanks for the explanation, Now I wondering if Ali-G's girlfriend was actually called Julie as he referred to her as 'me Julie', I wonder if that was slang too?
