New PPT Mouthpiece: "the Hooligan"

[aldevis]

how does he know how much you have altered it to then produce the "stock" finished item as per Pete Thomas?

I think I can reveal that: it is not as easy as it sounds.
Ed uses silicon moulds, but the prototype preparation is crucial (it must be pruple).

Note to the marketing manager of the Pete Thomas Industries: purple is unlucky on stage.

 

[Jeanette]

Ed uses silicon moulds, but the prototype preparation is crucial (it must be pruple).

I like pruple 🙂

Jx

 

[trimmy]

Ha ha ha ha ha ha! Is that Scouse rhyming slang?! "igloo"!!!!

For 'clue'

 

[Colin the Bear]

Jenny Joseph’s “When I Am An Old Woman I Shall Wear Purple” | Debra Eve's Later Bloomer

 

[Jeanette]

Jenny Joseph’s “When I Am An Old Woman I Shall Wear Purple” | Debra Eve's Later Bloomer

I've always loved that 🙂

Jx

 

[ellinas]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAxQpILzx3w


The name of the mpc couldn't but remind me 25 years ago or so that I was listening to the Heart Throbs (Reading early 90s) . Off topic alert.

So the tone of this one shouldn't be as smooth as the "Hooligan" song 🙂 .... Hmmm

 

[trimmy]

I like pruple 🙂

Jx

Jenny Joseph’s “When I Am An Old Woman I Shall Wear Purple” | Debra Eve's Later Bloomer

Keep quite trimmy she has your Snake ticket !!

 

[ProfJames]

For 'clue'

Oh my word.......you guys haven't got a scooby!

 

[aldevis]

For 'clue'

Simple Rhyming, I see.
What do you use to conceal the world "real ale"? "Pale ale"?

 

[Nick Wyver]

What do you use to conceal the world "real ale"?

Diary.

(One for the oldies there)

 

[ProfJames]

Simple Rhyming, I see.
What do you use to conceal the world "real ale"? "Pale ale"?

The old "proper" rhyming slang was a "Thelma Ritter" as in "take a ball of chalk down the frog and toad, nip into the rubba dub and have a Thelma Ritter, Ver Lynn and then get a sherbet dab"......that is "take a walk down the road into the pub for a bitter and a gin and then get a cab home".

 

[aldevis]

I guess it was just "Thelma" and "Vera".
That is why it was secret: you needed to share a common Knowledge (capital), my dear china.

 

[aldevis]

Diary.

(One for the oldies there)

I give up.

 

[aldevis]

Examples of rhyming slang I face on Tuesdays:
Pig's
Gipsy
Donald

 

[ProfJames]

What's a bloke to do to earn a sausage?

 

[Pete Thomas]

This mouthpiece is not pruple.

 

[ProfJames]

This mouthpiece is not pruple.

it certainly is pruple Pete. Who said it wasn't?

 

[trimmy]

Diary.

(One for the oldies there)

I give up.

Jeanette will be along shortly 😛

This mouthpiece is not pruple.

and disappointed

 

[aldevis]

Not to go offtopic:
Nephew (and niece) = Mouthpiece
Hope (and pray) = Lay
Lottery (and raffle) = Baffle
Cuppa (of tea) = PPT

So instead of saying "I bought a new mouthpiece with a long lay and a high baffle: a PPT" you can say "I got a nephew with a long hope and a high lottery: a cuppa". And your partner will not suspect a thing.

 

[ProfJames]

Not to go offtopic:
Nephew (and niece) = Mouthpiece
Hope (and pray) = Lay
Lottery (and raffle) = Baffle
Cuppa (of tea) = PPT

So instead of saying "I bought a new mouthpiece with a long lay and a high baffle: a PPT" you can say "I got a nephew with a long hope and a high lottery: a cuppa". And your partner will not suspect a thing.

Laughed out loud!! Excellent! PPT.......pa ha ha ha! Superb!