"Hoors" and "yokes"...

[Mr K]

.....

2 new words to me.... I'm taking them "onboard"...

 

[Ogmios]

hope this helps...
i snapped one at the weekend.

i call it a Jolly Green Brian

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[Mr K]

Ah yes.. I'm referrinng to the Book of Dubh wot you sent me...

 

[Rob Farmer]

As in "look at that yoke"

has anybody called you a guryer(??) yet?

 

[Ogmios]

Hiberno English

also as in...
at the weekend we had a moxy load of cute hoors riding some quare yokes.

oh - and Rob would know what a gurrier / guryer / gourier / is...
but it's fair enough Mr K that you wouldn't be expected to have "A bulls notion".

glad that we've cleared that up.

 

[Mandylicious]

Don't forget about the "locha" change in your pocket

 

[Mr K]

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[Mandylicious]

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What do you need help with

 

[(RIP) Bin Ridin]

A whin o' money?

 

[Mr K]

What do you need help with

a gurrier / guryer / gourier

and

"locha"

Will do for now....

 

[Hairnet600]

gurrier - a young dublin rapscallion

locha - more like a lock o' (money) or as uncle shay might say a lock o' hay - a bit or part, some etc

 

[Mr K]

gurrier - a young dublin rapscallion

locha - more like a lock o' (money) or as uncle shay might say a lock o' hay - a bit or part, some etc

Much obliged sor!

 

[Mandylicious]

gurrier - a young dublin rapscallion

locha - more like a lock o' (money) or as uncle shay might say a lock o' hay - a bit or part, some etc

We say locha

 

[Hairnet600]

your accent is highly individual

 

[BOIRCHE]

wot about "Hallion" judging by the "atein an drinkin" done there were a few!

 

[STUBBS]

whilst at work today did a language filter get put in