the east end boys and west end girlsTurn around and go back from whence you came.
Dead end street (in a dead end world) where one is working. Working halfway so went past to turn to face the way out when I'm done
west end girls
the east end boys and west end girlsTurn around and go back from whence you came.
Dead end street (in a dead end world) where one is working. Working halfway so went past to turn to face the way out when I'm done
Ive had the misfortune of having to work in Birkenhead this fine morning, hence the dead end town.the east end boys and west end girls
west end girls
Not sure I follow. Diagram?Turn around and go back from whence you came.
Dead end street (in a dead end town) where one is working. Working halfway so went past to turn to face the way out when I'm done
I see there is a lock on the door and a key in it so the warden call slam it shut quickly when he needs to.On the catwalk, on the catwalk....
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It's workman slang for when you don't fancy using the customer's home toilet, you go into the street and do a "bouncer" in the nearest gutter. I think it comes from the Dambusters and bouncing bombs.you'll have to explain this to me please...
Ive had the misfortune of having to work in Birkenhead this fine morning, hence the dead end town.
Off to wonderful Wallasey this aft.
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I see your locations and raise you Denton, Gorton, leigh then Preston in shabite work days top trumps
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Did he think he was the victim of a conspiracy ?Just visited a holiday park near to us in the cotswolds, where friends are staying. Sat in the kids play area with them supervising their 4/5 year olds. Suddently the hubbub was destroyed by a kid just screaming ... not out of fear or joy, not a short scream, but repetitively just for effect. It went on and on. Then the f word started being yelled pretty often. All around, nobody could work out which of the little delights was responsible. Some families left. Some of the girls got blamed because, frankly, it sounded the kind of scream a small girl does.
When we zeroed in on the culprit .. it was a boy ... aged about 10-11, far older than the rest of the kids, with a mullet and a look on his face as if he should be playing a banjo in a swamp.
Anyone care to have a wild guess what team's footie shorts this lad was wearing?
He would've been if I'd had a small rifle and a silencer. I think he was just practising his "notice me" social skills on the girls.Did he think he was the victim of a conspiracy ?
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