I had to look it up too Mrs G. Wasn't what I expected! We will point any investigators in the direction of Gardeners World
Poor Caral, I don't know where you are from but we all grow up with different dialects. I had a few problems when I came to Scotland. The very clingy weed I knew by another name is called sticky willie here. Your gardening style sounds a lot like mine
Haha! I'm so sorry, just discovered that 'filching' doesn't actually mean 'stealing' in the urban dictionary. Oh my goodness how embarrassing! *turns cherry red* Didn't help how I finished my sentence with "I'm happiest playing in the dirt"
Ha ha, I'll have it guess at what filching means in case work check my iPad searches!! So funny how different words mean different things depending where you are from.......winky face because I haven't git smilies again!!
OMG.....just goggled it on my OH's iPad, worse than I thought but don't worry Caral, your secret is safe with us and we won't judge.....it makes 50 shades look mild!!
I actually don't know what's worse.....Caral saying it innocently or Jim being the only one that knew what it meant without having to google it
I will never be able to use the present particle of 'filch' again now. And if the Vicar ever tells me again that he has been in the church filching a couple of tea bags.. I will probably die!
Anyhow, today I have filched snaffled a 4' by 2' section of lawn to plant my new London Pride and a few annuals..
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Oh no Jim! Just looked it up (very naive), now it's there in my computer history for all to see - how will I explain that!
I had to look it up too Mrs G. Wasn't what I expected! We will point any investigators in the direction of Gardeners World
Poor Caral, I don't know where you are from but we all grow up with different dialects. I had a few problems when I came to Scotland. The very clingy weed I knew by another name is called sticky willie here. Your gardening style sounds a lot like mine
Haha! I'm so sorry, just discovered that 'filching' doesn't actually mean 'stealing' in the urban dictionary. Oh my goodness how embarrassing! *turns cherry red* Didn't help how I finished my sentence with "I'm happiest playing in the dirt"
That'll be 10 'Hail Marys' for me then.
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Glad you realised and didn't take offence. Look forward to your posts
I don't think I'll be googling that one! But whatever makes you happy is good with us!
I actually don't know what's worse.....Caral saying it innocently or Jim being the only one that knew what it meant without having to google it
I will never be able to use the present particle of 'filch' again now.
And if the Vicar ever tells me again that he has been in the church filching a couple of tea bags.. I will probably die!
Anyhow, today I have filched snaffled a 4' by 2' section of lawn to plant my new London Pride and a few annuals..
I wish I hadn't looked that up.