ha, dunno. I first read that and thought 'it's always been a toe poke hasn't it?"

but then remembered being at school and people shouting "toe punt" when they scored a good goal

So I don't know. I only just found out what 'worldy' meant the other day

(I'm all for language evolving too, otherwise it's highly hypocritical)

Posted By: pants on December 21st 2015 at 01:55:18

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Since when did the "toe-punt" become "toe-poke" (NCFC) - thirsty work, Dec 21, 01:51:05
- Grant Holt tweeted (NCFC) - Higher Wrather, Dec 21, 08:37:52
- ha, dunno. I first read that and thought 'it's always been a toe poke hasn't it?" (NCFC) - pants, Dec 21, 01:55:18
  - Always been toe-poke (n/m) (NCFC) - Brom, Dec 21, 08:02:05
    - ^ see, even Brom knew ^ (NCFC) - Jumbo1, Dec 21, 08:21:01
  - as someone who went to School in the 70's/80's it was always a toe-punt (NCFC) - thirsty work, Dec 21, 01:58:33
    - Never heard of a roarster. (n/m) (NCFC) - protheroe fitzgibbon, Dec 21, 06:21:56
    - toe punt works better too doesn't it? (NCFC) - pants, Dec 21, 02:36:40
      - Was always toe punt in my school and a worldy was (NCFC) - CauldRon, Dec 21, 06:37:15
        
        Scorcher yes, and toe punt. (n/m) (NCFC) - protheroe fitzgibbon, Dec 21, 07:10:37
        
        Thunder Bastard is the word for the kids today I'm led to believe (n/m) (NCFC) - thirsty work, Dec 21, 07:27:26

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