Childhood Name-Calling

[muzzysgal]

What derogatory names did you use at school for the other kids, or anything bad?
At the moment, 'Gay' seems to be in vogue - sick of my kids using it.
When I was at school, people were 'bens', as in "You're such a ben" or somebody who wasn't very good at something was a 'flid'.

I read an article on Saturday that mentioned kids using 'Gay' all the time, so I guess it must be a nationwide thing

 

[Durham Fox]

'Spag' and 'Perv' was particularly popular in my younger days

 

[muzzysgal]

'Spag' and 'Perv' was particularly popular in my younger days

I doubt most kids these days would know the word 'spag', which is no bad thing.

 

[Durham Fox]

I doubt most kids these days would know the word 'spag', which is no bad thing.

Well quite.

'Twat' was very popular after that

 

[homer]

Spag, spanner, spazzer, Joey Deacon, bender, bummer, 'mo, puff, ****, twat, wanker and git

All of which, coincidentally, appear on the "Skills and Abilities" section within my CV......

 

[Hazzman]

We had a number of names what we're in vogue.

I have forgot most of them. 'Woot' was some kind of winding-up call.

In B.Leys, you a fecking translater to understand the street talk.

'Blacks, go gedtme de gat, im gonnago stabup somewhitey'

If they made a film about the area, they would have to supply subtitles.

 

[muzzysgal]

Spag, spanner, spazzer, Joey Deacon, bender, bummer, 'mo, puff, ****, twat, wanker and git

All of which, coincidentally, appear on the "Skills and Abilities" section within my CV......

Oh yes, I remember 'Joey'!

 

[highland fox]

Jam-Rag

 

[muzzysgal]

We had a number of names what we're in vogue.

I have forgot most of them. 'Woot' was some kind of winding-up call.

In B.Leys, you a fecking translater to understand the street talk.

'Blacks, go gedtme de gat, im gonnago stabup somewhitey'

If they made a film about the area, they would have to supply subtitles.

You haven't long left school though, have you?
I work at a school, and have to put up with crap like that daily, along with the obligatory 'knuckle-pushing' "Safe Miss" :icon_roll

 

[Hazzman]

You haven't long left school though, have you?
I work at a school, and have to put up with crap like that daily, along with the obligatory 'knuckle-pushing' "Safe Miss" :icon_roll

I left secondary school 3 years ago. ''Safe Miss'' is normally in some voice which they lose all control over theit tongue using as little effort possible to say 'Saffffeee Missssssssss'

I have intentions to make an oscar winning film about the place, filmed in Beaumont dialect with 'actor's' off the streets. It will about a boy's hefty ambitions to make a difference, only to put a bird up the duff who dies shortly after in a hit-run accident. He looks after the baby, whilst working in the local Tesco. I dont know the ending yet? Suggestions?!?

 

[MHS]

I left secondary school 3 years ago. ''Safe Miss'' is normally in some voice which they lose all control over theit tongue using as little effort possible to say 'Saffffeee Missssssssss'

I have intentions to make an oscar winning film about the place, filmed in Beaumont dialect with 'actor's' off the streets. It will about a boy's hefty ambitions to make a difference, only to put a bird up the duff who dies shortly after in a hit-run accident. He looks after the baby, whilst working in the local Tesco. I dont know the ending yet? Suggestions?!?

He ends up in the nick for GBH and his kid gets fostered. He leaves prison as a druggie and ends up killing himself. Oh happy days

 

[Steven]

I left secondary school 3 years ago. ''Safe Miss'' is normally in some voice which they lose all control over theit tongue using as little effort possible to say 'Saffffeee Missssssssss'

I have intentions to make an oscar winning film about the place, filmed in Beaumont dialect with 'actor's' off the streets. It will about a boy's hefty ambitions to make a difference, only to put a bird up the duff who dies shortly after in a hit-run accident. He looks after the baby, whilst working in the local Tesco. I dont know the ending yet? Suggestions?!?

Get in contact with Mike Leigh as that is his sort of movie.

 

[TornadoShaunUK]

Gay has to be the most used one nowadays... when I was at school some used to reply 'so what if I'm happy'.. needless to say the 'bullies' looked at the gone out.

One popular insult that I don'ty think has been mentioned yet is.. "Bellend" or is it belle-end, I dunno.

 

[MHS]

"Doris" and "jap-eye" were 2 that we used to use

 

[muzzysgal]

"Doris" and "jap-eye" were 2 that we used to use

My eldest's best mate is nicknamed 'Doris' :icon_lol:

 

[Hazzman]

He ends up in the nick for GBH and his kid gets fostered. He leaves prison as a druggie and ends up killing himself. Oh happy days

Good idea. GBH with the accused 'hit and run' man. Typical Oscar-esque storyline

Get in contact with Mike Leigh as that is his sort of movie.

That's what I was thinking.

"Doris" and "jap-eye" were 2 that we used to use

My Uncle told me ''jap-eye'' meant Goodbye in Japanese. We used to leave his house saying ''japeye''', '''japeye''.

 

[lazzer]

derogatory =mongy, spag,

gay= bummer,horace, ben, chummer,

swot = DG (do gooder) ,boff

i used to hang about up braunstone/kingsway and they had (still have) their own language entirely most words ending or begining in "th"
money= thence
your dad =old thoit
drunk=pissed to the heighth

 

[lazzer]

"Doris" and "jap-eye" were 2 that we used to use

is an old brauny one for your girlfriend who you used to "shuth"
:icon_lol:

 

[muzzysgal]

'Boff' has definitely withstood the tests of time and is still popular today.

 

[highland fox]

Rubber Johnnys