Lid, Lad or Lar?

[Deleted member 28206]

I've never used the term talkng directly to someone (except in the plural form as in ''alright lads''). generally use 'mate'. But what do I know? I'm from Birkenhead.

Brown shoes as well i bet!

 

[EFCNIK]

Spot on, not often you do anything right Kev but bang on with that MATE

Don't encourage him. He's done enough.

 

[Goat]

Brown shoes as well i bet!

Give me my wheel trims back LAD.

 

[Bungle]

Don't encourage him. He's done enough.

I think Kev has become a bit of a scapegoat for all the things that are wrong with the world, I admit he had a fair bit to do with the downfall of the Greek/Italian/Portugese etc. economies, not to mention wrecking any attempt of a takeover for our beloved club, but he's a reformed man, holding out an olive branch for you to just grab hold of mate, even you!

 

[Clint Planet]

Mate.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Brown shoes as well i bet!

I must remember to turn off the cam.

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

Lid, upon not using lid, fella is unleashed.

 

[Tennessee Blue Mike]

Always been Lad when I was growing up and I still use it today in Tennessee. I think everyone responds pretty well to it as I see a big smiles on their faces when I use it here in the hills. I'm sure over time it gets tinkered with as I see alot of Lids called on here. Back in the day girls use to say lar to the lads.

 

[edge]

Everything is lad now.

chicoazul voted lad.

is right lad, its deffo lad, havnt heard lar for a while bring back the lar it sounds less smackhead to me

 

[somuchfun]

I've actually been told off a few times as I use count-o more often than the other options when speaking to brits.

 

[EFCNIK]

Tbf to Kev I'm a 'mate' or 'buddy' guy.

I don't know why I'm being fair to him when all he's done is ruin our lives.

 

[Librarian]

I’ve been working with my team of scientists on this and our research indicates that those who use the term ‘Lad’ have the biggest Willies. Lids can still hold their own at the urinals (just about, without pissing on their own fingers), leaving the ‘Lar’ lads waiting for a cubicle to become available.

 

[neville]

Everything is lad now.

chicoazul voted lad.

All the scouse mates I have known over the years have said 'lad'


Being called 'Soft lad 'on too many occasions is a possibly damning indightment

 

[Pat's Van]

All the scouse mates I have known over the years have said 'lad'


Being called 'Soft lad 'on too many occasions is a possibly damning indightment

"soft lad" when compared to "lad" is a whole different kettle of fish, but you obviously know this already

I've been using "lar" since the 8o's and am not gonna stop now.

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