Sgeir
Well-known member
Thanks to Orion21's thread below, I now know who Dick 'n' Dom are. It put me in mind of my own early contribution to the decline in standards, western civilisation, and all that we hold true and dear.
In the 50s Glasgow, we used to play something called Ring, Bang, Scoot (or wuz it Scoosh?), where you rang bell, or chapped on the door, and then scooted off. But there were some variations to that. Here are two:
1 tie the door knockers of opposite facing doors with a pice of string - then knock both doors. My, how we laughed when people couldn't open their doors. Bl**dy stupid really, but fortunately the string usually broke, or the wee knockery thing got pulled off;
2 Glasgow sits on a bed of brown clay. Just dig a bit up , and then, with a little bit of skillful manipulation you could leave a little clay turd on the doorsteps and then proceed as in (1) above. The residents would then use a few swearie words and then pick the offending item up with a piece of newspaper. Jings, laugh? We nearly keiched wirsels.
I don't suppose any other forumites contributed to the present day's appalling behaviour by young people?
<hr width=100% size=1>Just another irrelevant footnote.
In the 50s Glasgow, we used to play something called Ring, Bang, Scoot (or wuz it Scoosh?), where you rang bell, or chapped on the door, and then scooted off. But there were some variations to that. Here are two:
1 tie the door knockers of opposite facing doors with a pice of string - then knock both doors. My, how we laughed when people couldn't open their doors. Bl**dy stupid really, but fortunately the string usually broke, or the wee knockery thing got pulled off;
2 Glasgow sits on a bed of brown clay. Just dig a bit up , and then, with a little bit of skillful manipulation you could leave a little clay turd on the doorsteps and then proceed as in (1) above. The residents would then use a few swearie words and then pick the offending item up with a piece of newspaper. Jings, laugh? We nearly keiched wirsels.
I don't suppose any other forumites contributed to the present day's appalling behaviour by young people?
<hr width=100% size=1>Just another irrelevant footnote.