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    Cockney Rhyming Slang

    From the early 60s and I would suggest that you go back to singing about Sarf London being wonderful like the other couple of thousand that follow, as you cant say support Palace, because very few do as is shown by their administration recently.
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    Cockney Rhyming Slang

    Given up because most shown on here are wrong IMHO and are made up new inventions of the original as I knew it, and just to keep going Almond Rocks are socks.
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    Cockney Rhyming Slang

    Because it has been, at least since the war the gay capital and in fact Brighton was known as the weekend retreat for pimps and pansies even in the 50s. He asked if we all took it up the 'kettle.'
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    Cockney Rhyming Slang

    As I said 'assure' was based on my lifes experience of living amongst them for many years.
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    Cockney Rhyming Slang

    EDS I can only say what I heard as a publican coming from Sussex, I am not a cockney nor an authority just lifes experience and never having heard many expressions as said on here, so will leave it at that. Can we have GM back on loan until Christmas to give him matches and benefit both us...
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    Cockney Rhyming Slang

    As I said in a previous post Harry Redknaps dad also Harry but known to his fellow dockers in the Royal Albert Docks as H.
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    Cockney Rhyming Slang

    I can assure you that Kettle is as in Kettle Drum as it was said to me many times by H when he knew I supported BHA. The dockers always asked each other when to go back to work by Usually saying what is the Harry (Lime) on your Hop (scotch)
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    Cockney Rhyming Slang

    It was either a jimmy or harry depending on the company if ladies present it was Jimmy as piddle sounded better than slash.
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    Cockney Rhyming Slang

    I dont know where in London half of the people on here have come from or been invented from but Harry Dash is a slash and I would say that most are wrong in their assumption. As for quoting Minder I am talking of 10 - 15 years before Minder was ever thought of and spoken by East End...
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    Cockney Rhyming Slang

    What about your skin (and blister) sister and your smoulder (and smover) brother
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    Cockney Rhyming Slang

    Kettle is not a watch. Most definitely Kettle Drum A watch is hop as in hop scotch A glass is smack me as in smack me arse.
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    Cockney Rhyming Slang

    The man is correct and Kettle is definitely not a watch as mentioned it is most certainly Kettle Drum which is where ginger (beers) take it . This is not meant to be homphobic or an insult to anybody
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    Cockney Rhyming Slang

    Correct Never heard them referred to as that. Most of what are being said on here are very modern like Gary Neville for a level I am talking of the early 60s when those people etc didnt exist but rhyming slang did.
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    Cockney Rhyming Slang

    Kettle Drum Having spent many years in the east end pubs I havent heard hardly any that are mentioned on here and also when using it they only say the first word like apples not the pears. Linen not draper (paper)
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