Search results

14, Dam busters.

15, Chariots of Fire.

26,Batman.

Has there been an edit? Pretty sure the start time was originally posted as 12:00 AM. NoddKD. Confused,again.:(

I remember being intrigued by the word 'axe' in place of ask. I have looked into this usage and apparently it is the original word. Also the word 'rocks' for sweets is something I only ever heard in the Hockley area. When I used it in Acocks Green no-one had any idea what it meant. NoddKD

30, Toy Story.

That was fun,thanks Rob. Can we all lie down now?:zzz: NoddKD, with a headache:worried:

39 country file.

18,Mr Bean.

Missed that one.:mad:

Ah, I only had Dr Who. :confused:

Which is Doc Martin?

One foot in the Grave. Charlies Angels. Thunderbirds. So far I think I've found 41. I'll shut up now,don't want to grab all the glory. :D :D NoddKD. Mr Modesty.

26 so far. Halfway and stumped:oops: NoddKD. Baffled.

Hurray! Thought the toothbrushes would get pinged much sooner.:D:D NoddKD

Given the age range on the site;there is one that I am very surprised has not been found!!

This was published in the Daily Mail over Christmas. We had a great deal of fun with it. Some very easy and some take a great deal of thought. The Long Haired Sergeant Major and I scored about 30 each. Have fun. Nodd KD.

What about me?:joy::joy:

My wife calls me honeybun ocasionally but I believe that is more to do with the mad rabbit of Westward TV fame than anything to to with Brummie sayings. She is a Maid of Kent so Brum speak is a mystery to her! ;) ;)

My uncle Bernard was always called Bun by his wife. My sister (AND ONLY MY SISTER) calls me Bun ocasionally. :) ;) NoddKD. Touchy about his moniker. :):)