Or my SILs call yo my daughter...My granddaughter aged 7ish....after a large fart......"oh, that was a wet one"
She is 19 now but we still recall that one.
Never heard that phrase but its self explanatory .Or my SILs call yo my daughter...
'Do me a favour, bring me some underpants and trousers to work will you ?
'Why ?'
'I sharted...'
In the “ good old days “ you got a general anaesthetic. I had lots done in the 1980’s but I shudder to think of getting one without.I presume you've not had a cystoscopy then.
I'm on a "Watch" and get called in for a flexible cystoscopy every 12mths - not under G/A!In the “ good old days “ you got a general anaesthetic. I had lots done in the 1980’s but I shudder to think of getting one without.
Nobody gets a G/A now but I had a total of nearly 20 over a 10 year period being also at that time on a "watch"I'm on a "Watch" and get called in for a flexible cystoscopy every 12mths - not under G/A!
One of the earlier ones, was a "rigid cystoscopy" to remove some "abnormal" cells. This was under G/A. Have been clear since.Nobody gets a G/A now but I had a total of nearly 20 over a 10 year period being also at that time on a "watch"
"Welcome, President Sturgeon."
Not a phrase but women with bright red lipstick and bright white teeth (apologies if that's you are somebody that you know).
It seems to be the current trend on TV at the moment, Nadiya Hussein is a particularly extreme example.
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'Have you got a minute?'
At work, it inevitably means another job, another change in priorities..and its NEVER EVER a one minute job.