Kerbsy, Kerby or Cribby?

[BennyCake]

Just seen this on the news. Never heard it called Cribby. It was always Kerbsy around our way.

What do you call it?

Also, what were the rules round your place? We had a rule if you hit both kerbs, you won the game.

[AZOffaly]

Just Kerbs down here.

[armaghniac]

we didn't have kerbs.

[Jeepers Creepers]

We called it Cribby in Belfast

[Don Johnson]

Kerbsy.

[Farrandeelin]

we didn't have kerbs.

We still don't. 

[Puckoon]

Kerbsy in Sperrin Close back in the day.

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Aye kerbsies here. Kribbie must be a city thang. Fcukin chip munchers

There was points for a kerb hit that rolled back,
More points if kerb hit and came back an you caught it
And as u say maybe more again if both kerbs hit....

Ah the memories. Nigh on 30yrs ago now *gulp*

[general_lee]

Kerbsie. A crib is something you stick on your hall table at Christmas

[Milltown Row2]

Cribby in Belfast. City thing

[laoislad]

we didn't have kerbs.

Neither did we, I didn't grow up in a housing estate though.

[Mikhail Prokhorov]

it's a curb afaik

[Tony Baloney]

100 points if you hit the kerb over a moving car.

It's Kerby.

[Harold Disgracey]

Kerbsie in Portadown. We also played a version of football using lampposts as goals called polesy.

[Milltown Row2]

Country yokes didn't have foot paths or any need for it, their local game was shagging sheep