General Chat

BLOOMERS,BLOOMERS ,AND MORE BLOOMERS.
FALSE TEETH.......IN A GLASS IN THE BATHROOM, HEE HEE. :-D

The word bloomers is not associated with bread here in Oz. They are strictly what our mothers and grandmothers wore.

Sliced and wrapped bread is a loaf. Long thin bread is a French loaf and big round loaves are sourdough bread and other specialities. Then we have bread rolls (for salad and other fillings), hamburger buns, hot dog rolls and of course, hot cross buns.

i have tears in my eyes from laughing,

right(watch my get RRd tee hee)
from ones nose we had crowies.
and bloomers, well my lovely bloomers are flapping in the wind as we speak.x

I keep my baps in my bra

But if i am not wearing a bra...........their in me bloomers!!
;-)

waves my bloomers at suzanne

baps in middlesbrough
refare to a small bread bun or a wonmans chest

In Norfolk they call soft flat rolls BAPS, I believe they are similar to Lancashire Barm Cakes, otherwise as far as I am aware the rest of our bread is much the same as you have mentioned tho Fadge I have never heard of...looked it up in my new dictionary and is down as "agree" !!!! :-D

it ceartainly made my day ahaha

I nearly fell over into a dead faint when I saw your opening post Joy lololololol.

...and your reaction when I told you what that means down here was priceless :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D as was some of the threads on FB...absolutely hysterical x

stray i have never laughed so much
over what i have read on here and on facebook today
all connected to bread

eee wel if nothing else it coursed a stir over on fb, the discussion on fadgies tht is lolol x

JoyLouise you deffo have northern roots hun

A bread bun here is called a bap. In Nuneaton they call it a batch. :-)

Ann, did you have Bedfordshire Clangers when you lived there?

I've never heard the word Fadge before now and didn't know what twit spelt with an 'a' meant until Julia put me right yesterday. I've led a sheltered life, you know ;-)

I do call bogeys Green Gilberts though :-D

13.27 hours JoyLouise........."Roger over and out" :-D :-D

I think I'm on the wrong site - everything's changed!

I need to hype myself up with a coffee, I think.

Our two wore daps when we lived in the Forest of Dean but I never knew what that stood for. gym shoes in Bedfordshire where we lived, plimpsoles when I was at school.

Oops, it's not my thread that's missing.

I FORGOT TO TURN THE PAGE - AGAIN!!!

It's my thread that's missing - where is it? I spoke about chip butties in various forms - with lashings of salt and vinegar.

What's wrong with thick-cut white bread, with bread rolls or with stotties - all containing chips with salt and vinegar?

Delicious.

Bogeys here on Merseyside :-)


Pumps are spankers lol :-)