I see beluga used a lot on here. Is that a new piece if Scouse slang?
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It’s actually plazzy slang for a certain member of this fine website who enjoys a burger or ten.I see beluga used a lot on here. Is that a new piece if Scouse slang?
He's a changed manIt’s actually plazzy slang for a certain member of this fine website who enjoys a burger or ten.
WOOL.….as a Scouser I’ve never understood the reference to Da’ as in ‘Park End Da’s’. I presume this can’t be attributed to local dialect where the word Da means ‘father’ and there’ll be plenty of those in the Park End.
WOOL.
Pin The Profanosaurus - where did it go?Hello friends, as an avid reader of this fine website forum community I have noticed lately that there seems to have been an increase in the amount of really scouse posts, using very coarse local words and terms that others might struggle to understand.
I view this as a positive as it means we’ve more local Evertonians on this website so therefore the content and feel will surely be embellished by our presence and contributions.
What do you think?
Staying away from this thread and Kurt's Welsh thread, for fear of drowning in phlem.
Happy to oblige and thanks again solving one of GOT’s biggest mysteries for meThe PM I received from @wm02 asking what ‘spoons’ was still makes me chuckle