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Old Jan 25th 2010, 4:34 am
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Originally Posted by NAR14
Nope. I would never ever have guessed it. It means 'shut the door'. The "in't tol" bit means 'in the hole' (the whole in the frame of the door), and the 'wood' is the bit that's in the door itself, that closes into the hole when you shut it.

Insane.
Strange innit, how these sayings come about. That's a common saying with my brother.

I miss the local sayings like 'Eh up Love'
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Strange innit, how these sayings come about. That's a common saying with my brother.

I miss the local sayings like 'Eh up Love'
We say 'Shut that Door!'
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We say 'Shut that Door!'
What, for hello? Your sayings are stranger than Yorkshire
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We say 'Shut that Door!'
My brother and I used to say that too. Larry Grayson yeah?
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My brother and I used to say that too. Larry Grayson yeah?
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What, for hello? Your sayings are stranger than Yorkshire
You're too young to remember it

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Yes


You're too young to remember it

http://youtube.com/watch?v=p7NDyvy0DPI
Unfortunately, I'm not.
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My brother and I used to say that too. Larry Grayson yeah?
Said with a gay wave of the hand "Ooooh you be frank and I'll be earnest."
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