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StuartPlymouth wrote:But I bet you can repeat "Giz ya dinna munney, Wachhhh" in a good Scouse accent

Damn right, Stu, I am like the next Rory Bremner when it comes to impersonating Scouse, teenage imbecils.

Clearly evident you are not "up" on the latest slang emanating from the hooded people. In this day and age it would be more like: "Gimme some of yer jingles la' for some bifters, or else I'll bang yer."

What's a Wachhhh?

Connor Sephton wrote:What's a Wachhhh?

A literal interpretation of "Wack" with the guttural inclination on the "ck", which you earlier described. It's perhaps just an invention of the "Harry Enfield Television Show" in the 80s/90s which stereotyped Scoucers as shell-suit wearing petty thieves.

Apologies to all for attempting to spell sounds in a 'Tumble Tower' fashion

StuartPlymouth wrote: It's perhaps just an invention of the "Harry Enfield Television Show" in the 80s/90s which stereotyped Scoucers as shell-suit wearing petty thieves.

...They are shell-suit wearing petty thieves

Either that or they are wearing tracksuits.

...Or if you're extremely lucky, wearing their pyjamas to the local Shopping Centre at 2pm in the afternoon.