How quaint. I shaln't bother googling all that then. Sticky Willie is what they call Goose Grass on Beechgrove. But obviously, it's goose grass.....! I would know what its real name is because I come from the south east. (Tin hat!)
I looked up "playing in the dirt" and that was innocent enough so then I looked back to see what else Caral might have written that could be embarrassing. Then I read on and realised that the innocent word which has always meant nicking something or stealing had another meaning. Googled it Jim's fault for knowing about such things!
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
OMG Now I just had to explain to the Operations Manager what on earth I was finding so funny, thankfully she's very broad minded. Oh, lordy. I wish I shared a pod with someone else now. Thanks everyone for giving me a bigger laugh at work than I've had in a very long time.
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How quaint. I shaln't bother googling all that then. Sticky Willie is what they call Goose Grass on Beechgrove. But obviously, it's goose grass.....! I would know what its real name is because I come from the south east. (Tin hat!)
I looked up "playing in the dirt" and that was innocent enough so then I looked back to see what else Caral might have written that could be embarrassing. Then I read on and realised that the innocent word which has always meant nicking something or stealing had another meaning. Googled it
Jim's fault for knowing about such things!
all sounds very interesting never heard that word used over here lol
OMG!