When someone wanted a lift on your pushbike, what did they say?

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 17,021

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  26/10/09 - 19:23 #27

  Backie

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  Subrosa Posts: 3,038

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  26/10/09 - 19:26 #28

  Seater.

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 1,005

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  26/10/09 - 19:28 #29

  crossie

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 562

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  26/10/09 - 19:49 #30

  "You got a bike, you posh git."

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  suki c Posts: 6,091

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  26/10/09 - 19:55 #31

  'Gi us a croggie' in Nottingham

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  MartinJ Posts: 10,054

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  26/10/09 - 20:17 #32

  Loolabelle wrote: »

  Gis a backie

  
  what she said.

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  tinman Posts: 3,939

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  26/10/09 - 20:54 #33

  "Giz a Cog"
  
  Ilson,Derbyshire

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  netcurtains Posts: 23,494

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  26/10/09 - 21:10 #34

  Gizzer croggie.

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  Rafer Posts: 14,231

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  26/10/09 - 21:12 #35

  Giz a backie.
  In Reading.

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  mattwoodfield Posts: 6,036

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  26/10/09 - 21:48 #36

  _radioamerica wrote: »

  I say backie, and husband says it too.

  
  Why do I find this funny?
  
  I apologise if your not joking.

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  Tullochgorm Posts: 195

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  26/10/09 - 21:51 #37

  heymin, gees a hurl
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  [Deleted User] Posts: 3,631

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  27/10/09 - 00:51 #38

  Backie (Lothian).

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  IWantPVR Posts: 8,302

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  27/10/09 - 00:59 #39

  I'm a yellow-belly. Pag is indeed a Lincolnshire-ism. Probably a Grimsby-ism. I live in London now but still call it a pag, although I don't ride a bike any longer!

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  norbitonite Posts: 8,685

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  27/10/09 - 01:11 #40

  IWantPVR wrote: »

  I'm a yellow-belly. Pag is indeed a Lincolnshire-ism. Probably a Grimsby-ism. I live in London now but still call it a pag, although I don't ride a bike any longer!

  Then you and the OP are possibly already familiar with this, which includes the term 'pag'. I'm an ex-pat Meggie myself - or should that be mesen?

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  bspace Posts: 14,303

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  27/10/09 - 01:34 #41

  netcurtains wrote: »

  Gizzer croggie.

  
  gizza groggie
  
  east ull

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  doughnut8 Posts: 2,779

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  27/10/09 - 01:41 #42

  Could one hitch a ride on your bicycle.
  
  I always enjoyed the cheapies of that male on male touch although I am far from gay I just had an emotionally remote farther.

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  holyfreakinmoly Posts: 201

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  27/10/09 - 01:47 #43

  Liverpool = Takey

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  moonvisage Posts: 292

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  27/10/09 - 01:54 #44

  we had: '' give me a seater ''.

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  Pablo Diablo Posts: 5,892

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  27/10/09 - 01:57 #45

  Takey.
  
  (Liverpool)

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 371

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  27/10/09 - 02:40 #46

  Saddle - Leeds

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  27/10/09 - 02:57 #47

  Geez a backie (North East)

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  27/10/09 - 04:15 #48

  Backie (North-West). Never heard the two terms mentioned by the OP before.

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  Iver Hardy Posts: 229

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  27/10/09 - 04:21 #49

  Giz yer bike or I'll shoot yer (liverpool)

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  27/10/09 - 04:25 #50

  Madagascar wrote: »

  Geez a backie (North East)

  
  ^^^ This.

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  27/10/09 - 04:28 #51

  jesus of xanadu wrote: »

  Punched thum oan the heid and took the bike.. Ahl get ma ain lift hame ta.

  
  I read that in a South African accent. Was I right?
  
  Croggy.

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