So now that y** has become an illegal word how do you say y**dish? Or is that illegal too?

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Luis Anaconda]

[Monty91]

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Mo Britain less Europe]

themselves.

[Classic Jorge]

Do people even say y**n anymore? I've not heard it since I was a kid.

Then again, I did grow up round N16

[Monty91]

So not as offensive as calling someone a fullblown yíd, but offensive nonetheless.

[Luis Anaconda]

saying so just shows you are basically at the level of the Daily Mail in terms of intelligent debate and best ignored tbh

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Monty91]

and 'bumface' isn't (even though both may be considered threatening, abusive or insulting).

[Ashberto]

Did you see my reply to your 'gentrification' claim?

[Ashberto]

http://www.awimb.com/fudforum/index.php?t=tree&th=558937 &mid=3822899&rid=2804&S=26817e77424bf8e34d56497f b37dea85&rev=&reveal= (http://www.awimb.com/fudforum/index.php?t=tree&th=558937&mid=3822899&rid=2804&S=26817e77424bf8e34d56497fb37dea85&rev=&reveal=)
:rubchin:

[Luis Anaconda]

it the most troll-like way possible. Good that he has just reverted to abuse to show what an absolute muppet he is below though

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Ashberto]

[Mo Britain less Europe]

sure you were the c unt at school who threw stones and then whined when you got clobbered.

[Classic Jorge]

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Luis Anaconda]

[Classic Jorge]

I know what you mean but that's London for you, you're never more than a cliche's length from some rats.

Mind you, the other end of Fonthill Road, heading up to Hornsey and Crouch Hill is huuuugely more upmarket (expensive, basically) than it used to be. As I say, it had staunchly maintained it's 'stabby' nature though.

I think we talked before how that whole area where you lived, what is now Andover and Six Acres, used to be an area of notable ill repute called The Bunk. One of the great things about London is that it can be fantastically hard to clean the metaphorical dirt from some places, that being one.

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Peter]

Bet you cant do that anymore

[Classic Jorge]

[Pat Vegas]

then we moved to Angel.

[Classic Jorge]

Arsenal through and through, Mr Howard used to take us to watch reserve games.

Mr Howard :bow:

[Pat Vegas]

I remember father Christmas coming to the hall one year.

I was only there for Nursery though.

[Ashberto]

Interestingly, the other street in the area that was coloured black on the Charles Booth Poverty Map was Queensland Road. Now close to full regeneration of course.

[Peter]

My dad's family were from nearby. Gillespie road.

[Harry Balls]

[Classic Jorge]

[Classic Jorge]

From memory I think it was the 'sustainable housing' bit of the development

[Pat Vegas]

And someone trying to nick my A- Team lunch box.

[Ashberto]

The Islington Workhouse School used to be on the Andover site. My great grandfather ended up there aged about 11.