The OFFICIAL GAABoard list of popular words / phrases

[JoG2]

Minerals

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Minerals

[RedHand88]

Events using a certain % of happening because it occurred that % of times in the last X number of years.

X = whatever number the poster wants which fits their argument.

[Denn Forever]

blast from the past.

a c**k lifter.

[Dag Dog]

Minerals

Minerals used to be a soft drink. Pity the cockney gangster version of it has taken over.

[marty34]

Minerals

Minerals used to be a soft drink. Pity the cockney gangster version of it has taken over.

As an aside, does the 'mineral man' still call at peoples' houses in 2025?

[Denn Forever]

blast from the past.
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a c**k lifter.

thanks moderators, but this was a word used in the playground at national school as a taunt if your dad didn't  have a baler.  Ask a person from  a farming background.
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[quit yo jibbajabba]

Minerals

Minerals used to be a soft drink. Pity the cockney gangster version of it has taken over.

Not as years but mammy said he'd be here next week for sure 😋

As an aside, does the 'mineral man' still call at peoples' houses in 2025?

[Dag Dog]

Minerals

Minerals used to be a soft drink. Pity the cockney gangster version of it has taken over.

As an aside, does the 'mineral man' still call at peoples' houses in 2025?

And if he's out of stock, do people taunt him, Danny Dyer style with: "you 'aven't got da fackin' minerals".

[Tony Baloney]

Minerals

Minerals used to be a soft drink. Pity the cockney gangster version of it has taken over.

As an aside, does the 'mineral man' still call at peoples' houses in 2025?

Haven't seen a mineral man in years but I see the local coffee shop is selling wee bottles of Cloudy Limeade. My granny used to get it by the crate - might explain my fillings!

[quit yo jibbajabba]

When Portello became Portemo it was start of decline in society

[ONeill]

I hope no one on here calls their partner 'babe'.

Or uses bro or bruv.

Or says super excited.

[Mourne Red]

Split season

[Dag Dog]

I hope no one on here calls their partner 'babe'.

Or uses bro or bruv.

Or says super excited.

Afro-Caribbean words like Fam and blud are becoming common in England now.

[Orior]

I hope no one on here calls their partner 'babe'.

Or uses bro or bruv.

Or says super excited.

What about shuck? Is shuck okay? As in, I took her up the shuck, meaning, I walked her up a drain or small river. Or so I'm told anyway.