My turn

[Slimie]

A30 twixt Honiton and Exeter on the concrete bit, black AT heading west, X (I think) registration, looking gurt lush!

Was it you?

-Simon

[spicy mchaggis]

ah, gert lush, good language

went through there today, although not on an @, in a nissian micra

Devon county show yaa seee.

wasn't me then...

[Slimie]

And I was in a Nissan Vanette (although it says LDV Cub on the back), so you probably overtook me too!

How was the show, muddy?

-Simon

[spicy mchaggis]

Naa, wasn't too bad, not a lot of interesting things though really, except clay pigeon shooting, which is wicked, i highly recommend!! and also a freeride motocross team, which was equally wicked!! it was worth going for that.

were you on the A35 going toward Bridport a few days ago by any chance, as someone on a big orange ktm with panniers gave me an enthusiastic nod?

[Slimie]

It could have been me, but for the lack of panniers on my black Katie! However I do nod enthusiastically (not easy to spell after two Leffe Brunes!) at everyone I see!!

Even when I'm in my van!!

-Simon

[boboneleg]

even though it looked 'gert lush' it wern't me babber

[Chad]

hhhm big orange gert lush thats mine but the @ nah not me

[nomad]

what the hell does gert lush mean

[Slimie]

what the hell does gert lush mean

It means Gurt Lush, donchoo know nuffink?

-Simon

PS It's a predominantly West Country expression to denote approval of an object, or person. For instance: "my sister's got a new pair o' shoes, they're gurt lush" would translate into English as "I really really like my sisters shoes and wish i had a pair all of my own rather than just looking at hers covetously"

So you can see how it both feels nice on the tongue (much like phlebotomist) and saves valuable time. Don't forget the Bristol accent, yeahbut nobut yeah.

[boboneleg]

but the t-shirt here......... http://www.beast-clothing.com/tshirts.html#