A Mug Translates Rhyming Slang

[wolf63]

I saw this mug and thought of one of our ABers https://postimg.cc/QFnB8p63 (the one on the right) ☺

There are some interesting ones that would make ideal gifts
https://dirtyoldgoat.com/?utm_source=sgmenu

[Buenchico]

I saw the one on the left and also thought of a suitable AB member. (Actually, I thought of quite a few AB members that it might be appropriate for!)
;-)

From your second link, it's good to see that people who might be coming to Suffolk are able to 'larn t'tawk praarpa' ahead of their visit. It's also good to see an understanding of Norfolk people ;-)

[wolf63]

The Rwanda Valley sounds interesting ☺☺

[jno]

this looks llike yours

https://tinyurl.com/yaj7x4p3

[wolf63]

I didn't see that one jno. There was another cat one that interested me.

I must resist buying things that I want but don't actually need.

[lady-janine]

My grandad allus saaid that Suffolk folk believed in fairies and burnt witches. Do e still?

[Buenchico]

Of course we don't believe in fairies, Lady-J. The goblins drove them out of the county ages ago!

This, though, is regarded as compulsory reading in all schools around here:
https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Source-Twenty-Five-c08451-01.jpg

[Khandro]

'syrup'(of figs) isn't wig, that's an 'Irish' (jig)

[lady-janine]

Thanks Chris. I knowd he'd be roit.

[wolf63]

The Suffolk Gazette is a most honourable newspaper!

[ToraToraTora]

chris have you seen this? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11133202/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0
quite amusing.

[Buenchico]

^^^ I've watched the first episode (on my phone, while in bed), TTT. I'll probably get around to the remaining episodes over the next few nights (although I've been using BBC Radio's Boxer and Doberman to lull me towards sleep recently too).

[wolf63]

Is the film set in Suffolk?

Boxer and Doberman? I am more of a GSD and Rottweiler type of girl!!