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country bumpkin
Ducky
It's when this guy comes bob, bob, bobbin'....
| 10 years ago. Rating: 11 | |
When the red red robin comes Bob Bob bobbin along along, there'll be no more sobin when he comes bobbin along, wake up wake up you sleepy head get up get up get out of bed, da da de da de da de dum
Yes I expect some of the youngsters that come here probably wonder what on earth we are talking about sometimes. Still that goes both ways doesn't it.
sunnyB
Here in the UK a shilling used to be a called a Bob. The name Bob is short for Robert, and a policeman is called a Bobby(amongst other things) which comes from the name of the person who invented them Robert Peel.
| 10 years ago. Rating: 11 | |
mcm a shilling was 12 old pennies, (until we went decimal in the early 70s) and 20 shillings made £1 (one pound). Now what was the shilling coin is 5p (New pence) and there are 20 of those to a pound, although they are worth so little that no one really wants them in their pocket.We now have coins that are 5p 10p 20p and 50p and we are European , most of us don't want to be, but that's another story.
ROMOS
jhharlan
witchway
Bob/PKB
noun
1.
a short, jerky motion: a bob of the head.
verb (used with object), bobbed, bob·bing.
2.
to move quickly down and up: to bob the head.
3.
to indicate with such a motion: to bob a greeting.
verb (used without object), bobbed, bob·bing.
4.
to make a jerky motion with the head or body.
5.
to move about with jerky, usually rising and falling motions: The ball bobbed upon the waves.
| 10 years ago. Rating: 7 | |
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