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In reference to the use of the word 'Dinlo'
I remember being called a Dinlo when I was at primary school. We had an occasional classmate (can't remember her name) who was a gypsy / traveller (no offence intended through my possible misuse of the correct language). I was about 7 or 8 at the time and she used the word to mean idiot / silly person. I'd never heard it used before and haven't heard it used since. She was different from the other kids and used to only appear every few months when she was back in the area, as such she got a fairly hard time. Shame, as she was alright. This was about 30 years ago.
Interesting to hear this word again anyway.
CSB and all that. Hope you all get your money back.
agree, i thought dinlo has itinerant roots and have heard the term when i ventured into the medway towns region
I've lived in Kent, Sussex, a bit north of London and Glasgow too and have friends from all over the country, but only ever heard this one girl use the word. She got the piss taken for it and it kinda stuck in my mind. Well, upon hearing it used again it took me back to the playground anyway.
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In reference to the use of the word 'Dinlo'
I remember being called a Dinlo when I was at primary school. We had an occasional classmate (can't remember her name) who was a gypsy / traveller (no offence intended through my possible misuse of the correct language). I was about 7 or 8 at the time and she used the word to mean idiot / silly person. I'd never heard it used before and haven't heard it used since. She was different from the other kids and used to only appear every few months when she was back in the area, as such she got a fairly hard time. Shame, as she was alright. This was about 30 years ago.
Interesting to hear this word again anyway.
CSB and all that. Hope you all get your money back.
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Oh man, I'm glad that's over, there was a stream of flants coming at me, maybe some type of nest or something, never seen anything like it. The skies were dark with swarms of flants (well, loads swarming through the carriage anyway)
Combined with hayfever from hell I had to get my shit back together with a quick visit to the air-con of Sainsburys.
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Lacto-free is srs bsns. Their cheese is fucking shit though.
edit - UHT? U mad bro?They have literally just this week introduced 'mature' lacto free cheese. My gf actually commented on it being good, the regular cheese they do is like rubber but without the satisfaction. And UHT because she gets through a metric fuck-butt of milk and we'd never be able to store it in the fridge.
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We once had an arguement as to what to do when our local Tesco was out of Lacto-free skimmed milk. Go without or risk eczma attack by buying the regular cack. Luckily, it turned out they'd just moved it...
/csbAlso, fighting the urge to post link to clp's rap video
I had a tricky moment in Sainburys the other day when i could not find the lactofree milk, it turns out they only do it in fresh format, and not the UHT version. That's weird as they do the rest of the range, such as single cream and yoghurt options. However, I was alone so had no-one to argue with.

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has the woman between them got a rabbit in her hand?