or maybe even a "Moanarse" then?

Is actual crying (blahing) still forbidden then? I'm guessing we're just talking men here right? Women are still allowed to cry, where's the gender equality in that one then?

OTBC

Posted By: essexcanaryOTBC on February 19th 2016 at 11:21:43

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Is 'cryarse' a wrathism? (General Chat) - avenging canary, Feb 19, 10:11:32
- What's a "cryarse"/"blaharse"? (n/m) (General Chat) - essexcanaryOTBC, Feb 19, 10:46:17
  - If someone is being a moany or making a fuss (General Chat) - Mickdundee, Feb 19, 10:49:31
    - or maybe even a "Moanarse" then? (General Chat) - essexcanaryOTBC, Feb 19, 11:21:43
- No I don't think so either but I tend to say blaharse (n/m) (General Chat) - Mickdundee, Feb 19, 10:19:34
  - Agree. Blaharse is a very Norfolk expression. I use it alot. (n/m) (General Chat) - Pit, Feb 19, 10:30:50
- I don't think so, I've said and heard it for years. (General Chat) - emmaroyds, Feb 19, 10:16:47
  - A face that could crack rocks (General Chat) - CB41, Feb 19, 10:47:52
    - Aren't most "sexy" selfies of women when they pull a pout trout face? (General Chat) - essexcanaryOTBC, Feb 19, 11:22:40
  - Face like a bucket of busted crabs. (n/m) (General Chat) - avenging canary, Feb 19, 10:18:40
    - face like a melted welly (n/m) (General Chat) - emmaroyds, Feb 19, 10:20:42

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