This week Susie and Gyles unravel the amusing language of Cockney rhyming slang, from making calls on the dog and bone (phone), to drinking a cup of Rosie Lee (tea).
You wouldn’t Adam and Eve (believe) how much fun we have learning about the origins of this fascinating collection of words and phrases.
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Susie’s Trio for the week:
Wamblecropt - overcome with indigestion
Banloca - a bone-locker, the body
Snecklifter - the person who turns up to the pub hoping someone else will buy them a drink
Gyles' poem this week was ‘The Pleasures of Friendship’ by Stevie Smith
‘The pleasures of friendship are exquisite,
How pleasant to go to a friend on a visit!
I go to my friend, we walk on the grass,
And the hours and moments like minutes pass.’
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