I’m not British and this is perfectly intelligible.
Old mate is being a galah and telling furphies.
or another way, if you reckon that if you had a butchers in Cobber’s nut you’d find him a few flies short of a dunny 'cause of his doggeral: he might be pissing on your leg and telling you it’s raining
I’m not British and this is perfectly intelligible.
Old mate is being a galah and telling furphies.
or another way, if you reckon that if you had a butchers in Cobber’s nut you’d find him a few flies short of a dunny 'cause of his doggeral: he might be pissing on your leg and telling you it’s raining
Doggeral is adderal for dogs
If you had a squiz in old mates noggin on account of his lingo you’d see a few roos loose, or he may be having a lend of you
Edit: bit cringe but. I would use these independently but never as densely vernacular in a single sentence like the above
Yeah for sure. Wasn’t sure about sticky beak vs butcher’s either. Butchers is a bit rarer these days, along with apples.
Sticky beak for sure. Also one of my favourite picture books as a kid
I just love rhyming slang though. Singlehandedly keeping it alive in my area.
I’m lost and I’m loving it!