Originally Posted by commander

not as much as you...

Originally Posted by MacScot

Never heard of that use of the word. What does it mean?

Originally Posted by Madam Medusa

oh i'm about to slash my wrists...

MM, xx

Originally Posted by commander

its okay, spugsy will come to your rescue

Originally Posted by commander

your kidding eh?

Originally Posted by MacScot

Nope..never heard of it. Been out of the UK for 30 years.

Looked up the urban dictionary...still can't see the right definition....and there are over 70 definitions!

Originally Posted by kittycat1

I don't think its appropriate to name names (and its none of the regulars). I never claimed to be some sort of catch the only thing I'm saying is I don't see men as cock on a stick yet the attitude of some men on this and other websites is that women are pussy on a stick, no concern as to what your actually like- pussy is pussy as I have heard before. I think its safe to say men are generally less fussy than women, or certainly the ones online desperate for a shag- but alot of men think they'll try there luck as online is anonymous and you can get away with saying things you wouldn't dream of in person- unless some men actually use the phrase "fancy a shag?",I am sure this doesn't apply to you anyway and I am sure I wouldn't be worthy even if it did and nor would i want to be.

Originally Posted by The Dean

I don't know the term either............

Originally Posted by Madam Medusa

yeah, he's lovely, eh...

MM, xx

Originally Posted by commander

the 'nick' of someone is the 'state of someone'

for example..

'check out the nick of his car'

its maybe a NE of scotland thang....

Originally Posted by commander

the 'nick' of someone is the 'state of someone'

for example..

'check out the nick of his car'

its maybe a NE of scotland thang....

Originally Posted by Timmy Molloy - London Boy

quote in Peckham boozer "that brass is in good nick for her age"

sorry to lower the tone.., just trying to emphasise

Originally Posted by The Dean

Brass?

Originally Posted by The Dean

Brass?

Originally Posted by soukie

I always thought that "brass" referred to a lady of the night (type found in Ali Pali etc)