The Extra Lovely (un)intelligible Totally Elitist thread

HopePray

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TrulyMadly

brand8 wrote: »

Think you are right bubs i take alot of habbits from my mum to like always leaving a bit of tea in the bottom of the cup i never drink it all and that came from my mum she used to do it she got it from her mum who had to leave abit in the bottom as it was tealeaves in them days lol.
Anyone else pick up any habbits from thier mum?

Oh me too. I can't bear to drink the last bit of tea in the cup:eek:

bubbs

QPR10 wrote: »

Grew up with my grandparents living here as well thats what my Nan called it

Yes i think its the older generation that call them clothes horses , the youngsters call them airers or just use tumble

rose28454

brand8 wrote: »

Think you are right bubs i take alot of habbits from my mum to like always leaving a bit of tea in the bottom of the cup i never drink it all and that came from my mum she used to do it she got it from her mum who had to leave abit in the bottom as it was tealeaves in them days lol.
Anyone else pick up any habbits from thier mum?

Yes I always hang out washing even if it is raining. Mum could never stand wet washing in the house and neither can I. She always saays that fresh air is best for clothes even if it is raining.

PixiePieface

Oh and one last thing - a plastic mixing bowl for uni - also doubles up as a useful sick bucket for freshers week.......:eek:

Nikkilala - are we the same person cos we seem to have very similar lives, my sis hampys said the same!

HopePray

The Irish and Scots have a lot of the same words, a press for a cupboard and we go for the messages too :-)

pattylabelle

scamps1966 wrote: »

Do you have a second hand tyre dealer around where you live? We get them for £15 a tyre, fitted.:)
They'll do for a few months or an mot.:)

But sure I would have the same prob in two months time.....just going to bite the bullet and spend some dosh. I have gotten out of the habit of spending money:D

artypaws

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Just been googling it Bea.

It's called a clothes maiden in Lancashire and a winterdyke in Scotland
Weird:)

Interesting - never heard of those names before

nikkilala_2

PixiePieface wrote: »

Oh and one last thing - a plastic mixing bowl for uni - also doubles up as a useful sick bucket for freshers week.......:eek:

Nikkilala - are we the same person cos we seem to have very similar lives, my sis hampys said the same!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Great minds;) I supplied my DS with glasses as well and do you know what the little b00ger does. Finds the cheapest place that sells paper cups or plastic glasses and uses them and throws them away:eek::eek::eek:

bubbs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oh me too. I can't bear to drink the last bit of tea in the cup:eek:

Oh i always drink all my tea when we was away from home last month we just worked out we used 302 tea bags in 31 days :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:my sister said no way, we both work as well so not there in the day :eek::eek: