that's good to, here's some more ones

pukka for good
hard core for good
wicked for good

Calling the hard core means alright mates

Hard core posse means your mates

mutton geoff for deaf

sangers for sandwich and chrimble for christmas

if you go to peckham and use them you'll get by

Posted By: Bryan Cocksedge on September 17th 2008 at 13:29:58

Message Thread

... (General Chat) - CB41, Sep 17, 13:21:51
- Wasssup is back in fashion. Say it to your bank manager or to your grocer (n/m) (General Chat) - Bryan Cocksedge, Sep 17, 13:23:51
  - I like "yo", as in (General Chat) - CB41, Sep 17, 13:27:10
    - Mrs AB said "Yo" to me the other day (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Sep 17, 13:31:24
      - lots of people in Birmingham say yo (General Chat) - camcan, Sep 17, 13:34:56
        
        him (General Chat) - camcan, Sep 17, 13:35:25
        
        in the end, for every girl, 'him' = their daddy (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Sep 17, 13:45:50
    - that's good to, here's some more ones (General Chat) - Bryan Cocksedge, Sep 17, 13:29:58
      - "Kushtie" rules (n/m) (General Chat) - CB41, Sep 17, 13:39:35
        
        kushite is good but only in the right circumstance - the market stall but not john lewis (n/m) (General Chat) - Bryan Cocksedge, Sep 17, 13:40:53
        
        another good one is "back in the day" meaning the past (General Chat) - Bryan Cocksedge, Sep 17, 13:42:01

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