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Rosie glow

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My dear old nan always used to say to me and my mum if we were arguing
"You will never solve it as long as you have a hole in your arse"

My grandads fave saying was (if someone farted)
"Merryest are the lips that speaketh without the tongue"
 
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Bob93

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The late Sean Lock describing then BNP leader Nick Griffin “He’s got one eye going down to the shop, and the other one coming back with the change”
 
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Marcinabolan

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Heard another one at work today 'Talk about taking your eyeballs out and coming back for the sockets.' 😂😂
 
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Gloria Rostron

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Can you imagine what it's going to be like when Generation Zers graduate university and become doctors & consultants. "I'm like so sorry Mrs Holdthorne, your husband like died. We like tried our best to be fair. We like need to take him to the morgue, do you like wanna see him before we do?"
 
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Dolphingal

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This isn't a phrase but my god, I've nearly wet myself laughing at this 🤣🤣 The main answer to that question has had me in stitches!!!!
 
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Hollie Day

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One I heard a few years ago at work 'He's about as useful as the 'g' in Lasagne'.
I know its a bit old now but it made me laugh at the time.

Also, not a funny phrase as such but I was listening to eminem yesterday and my four year old made me laugh when he said 'That noise is breaking my ears'
 
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hehehe

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Face like a Manchester morgue

As useful as a cock-flavoured lollipop

Can start a fight in an empty room

Couldn't organise a piss up in a brewery

As thick as two short planks
 
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Ineedmorecoffee

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When you can see a storm is coming: ‘It’s black over Bills mothers’

When you hear a piece of shocking news: ‘Well, I’ll go to the foot of our stairs!’

My favourite from round where I live. If you say something and someone thinks what you’ve said is crazy, they’ll look at you ‘gone out’. For example ‘I said to him, I thought Donald Trump was brilliant as president. He looked at me gone out!’
 
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reCAPTCHA

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Scousers often say “See you after.” ( translates as as “See you soon.” or “See you later.”)

Whenever I hear someone say it I want to shout “See you after WHAT??” Eh? Finish your sentence you twat. I know; my anger on this matter is entirely irrational!

I feel better for getting that off my chest; sorry scousers 😅
 
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