OT Pagga

[ARWadsworth]

Well I am expecting a pagga in the morning as the kids go to school.

So should I

1. Join in?
2. Make a video of the pagga?
3. Make a video and join in if my side are losing?

[Robin]

That'll do - too easy a multiple choice question given the recent publicity about how to make money from Youtube channels.

Or is it a more subtle question, the answer depending on how far your neighbours need to be kaleyed before there'll eat a hamster on camera?

[ARWadsworth]

Nothing to do with the neighbours:-)

[Dave Plowman (News)]

I'm now officially old as I've never heard this expression used and had to look it up.

[ARWadsworth]

I had never heard of it until I was working with some Geordies a few years ago. It might be more regional than age related.

[Doctor Drivel]

What is it?

[Andy Burns]

me neither

Did you go with urban dictionary's definition #1 or definition #2 ?

[Chris Bartram]

Yep, I think it's regional to the North East. I've only ever heard it via Viz.

[ARWadsworth]

And a few years ago I was wished "Lang may yer lum reek" by a customer. I had to look that one up.

[Dave Plowman (News)]

Ah. So I've still got some street cred? ;-)

Doesn't sound like a Geordie word. Too percussive.

[Nightjar]

Use Google, like the rest of us had to.

Colin Bignell

[Robin]

I preferred what seemed to be a locally sourced product*-

*but I v. much hope it's not a sign I'm going green!

[Dave Plowman (News)]

Any tie in with anal vibrators?

[ARWadsworth]

Anyone with an SD1 has street cred.

Far too complicated for me.

[Doctor Drivel]

Well eff off then

[polygonum]

Exactly my thought...

[Graham.]

It's the bloke that wrote the theme tune for the South Bank Show.

Surprisingly cultured is our Adam!

[ARWadsworth]

That was Andrew Lloyd Webber. I have no need to look that one up.

You would be surprised at the places I visit.

[John Rumm]

Quite possibly - I had never heard it before either...

[John Rumm]

Ripped off^h^h^h^h sorry based on a theme by Paganini...