Two questions I could do with answers to if anyone has the wherewithal.
Years ago you needed a dog licence if you wanted a dog. What was it actually for and what was the fee used for?
Secondly, in the 70's all dads used to shout "blast the hell" or "hellfire!" instead of doing a proper swear. Was this a predominantly Norfolk thing? I've just realised that I have heard neither of these profanities since I was a child, ergo a considerable time ago.
Thanks in advance.
Posted By: tudders on December 22nd 2014 at 22:30:27
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- Two questions I could do with answers to if anyone has the wherewithal. (General Chat) - tudders, Dec 22, 22:30:27
- They say 'Fookin' Hellfire' in Barnsley. (General Chat) - Garry Brooke, Dec 22, 22:44:34
- Just my old man then. Although he has lived near Ipswich for years, (General Chat) - tudders, Dec 22, 23:36:38
- One of my bezzie mates is from Scunny and he says 'Hellfire' all the time (General Chat) - King, Dec 22, 22:43:40
- I am the God of hell fire and I bring you (n/m) (General Chat) - Chris Peacock, Dec 22, 22:33:11
- my gran had a dalmatian because the black and white licence was cheaper (n/m) (General Chat) - matt in london, Dec 22, 22:33:02
- My aunt married a blac.... soz that would be inappropriate. (n/m) (General Chat) - harry boulders, Dec 22, 23:15:59
- They say 'Fookin' Hellfire' in Barnsley. (General Chat) - Garry Brooke, Dec 22, 22:44:34
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