Things Norries Say

[MrFrisp]

I work with a girl from the Northside who when talking to her siblings says "my mam" or "my dad" instead of just mam or dad. As in "Are you calling up to my mam later". Is this a Northside thing? I'd never heard it before

Maybe it's just in case a non-northsider overhears the conversation.

So she's just letting them know that she has a mam and dad, and she actually knows who they are..

 

[Carmona]

Keeping Scores in Darts or Racing Results in the Bookies of Old

Chalk it down.

 

[thegillabbeygowl]

Have you a euro for the bus.

 

[jimmym]

Keeping Scores in Darts or Racing Results in the Bookies of Old

I knew a few lads who worked as board boys in bookies, None of these fancy screens then, The woman on the tannoy would call the prices
and a marker would be used on a sheet of paper,

 

[fed up]

I knew a few lads who worked as board boys in bookies, None of these fancy screens then, The woman on the tannoy would call the prices
and a marker would be used on a sheet of paper,

Great days...

 

[jimmym]

Great days...

Trevor Welch was a board boy,

 

[Crisp Sandwich]

I'm afraid CrispY isn't good for much other than degenerate gatt stuff and reviewing Goldie every week, but he is on the ball with this one

This could be an unveiling TBPHWYFWIW

Smellafishoffyaaa

I note that you haven't had the yarbles to quote me directly, Mange_Tout.

I don't review Goldie every week - sometimes I throw kisses and clatters at other restaurants.*

You have me red-handed on the gatt thing though.





*I ate in Lottie's, Rathmines a few weeks ago. It was very, very good.

I recommend a visit there but get your bi-annual haircut first though. Have some sort of respect for yourself.

 

[fed up]

Trevor Welch was a board boy,

I remember that ya Jim.
He'd nearly need oxygen on a Saturday because of all the meetings lol.

 

[Lee Bushwacker]

"Are you lampin me aul doll?"

 

[fed up]

"Are you lampin me aul doll?"

Nah boy, sure t'is well known she's a dickey dodger.