I've just had an email from a senior partner that quotes the phrase 'False of habit'.
I've never heard that one before. Ones you hear often are Damp Squib, or Doggy Dog World.
Are there any others you have heard people say?
Gentlemen who have a healthy flow of urine in the pub toilets werec locally described as being able to p1ss like the "store horse" , an old equine delivery system .
I've often heard the younger generation describe the very same phenomenom by referring to the "... straw horse"
Before retirement I was mechanical engineering inspector for a Saudi Arabian oil company. They bought pipe flanges from a company in Germany. These flanges were produced to withstand oil pressures of 1500 pounds per square inch and were known as 1500lbs flanges.
The sales personnel used to refer to them as 1500 loobs and ,as stated by another ab-er "I didn't have the heart to correct them"
I knew someone who claimed that people he knew 'wouldn't say boo to a ghost '
Another chap was often 'au frais' with the situation.
There really isn't much you can say to them...
My late mum used to talk about Madonna's crooked hand-ball goal and Maradonna's songs. My dad, not to be out done, always said prestinct instead of precint.
lol at all these. I couldn't think what doggy dog was for a while. I hate it when people round here with their local accent say frooneral instead of funeral. It is always on the tip of my tongue to correct them.
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