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Cheeky Bugger! Cheeky Bugger is a Phrase that Just Reminds Us Brits of the Good Old Days in British Comedy a la Carry On Films and the Like. |
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Zider I Up! When Did You Last Have a Good Pin of Cider? The Local Bristolian Saying Will Set You Straight in Any Local Bristol Pub. |
ArK At Eee! "Ark At Eee" is One of the More Colloquial Phrases from the West Country of England. Check It Out on Our Variety of Goods on This Site |
Gert Lush! Gert Lush is the Bristolian Phrase that will Get You the Most Attention in Bristol. It's a Local Saying that Will Ensure You Get Your Leg Over. |
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Gert Macky Huge Beyond Belief. The Majority of Bristolians Realise That This is a Strange Combination of Words to Use in Place of Big or Large, but Love it anyway. |
Yer Tiz Need a Unique Gift for Mothers' Day, Fathers' Day or Any Other Occasion, Try this One on for Size. It'll Go Down a Treat. |
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Made In England If You're Proud of Where You Came From , The This Shirt is a Must. Fly the Flag With this Patriotic Shirt. |
Best of British This British Phrase Is an Example of How Strong the British Empire was to the Point Where Being British was Synonymous With Good Luck. Perhaps You'll Get Lucky Wearing this Eye-Catching Shirt. |
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You're Like a Dog With a Bone An Unusual Funny British Lingo That Looks Great on our Dark Tees. It Means to be Very Tenacious and Doggedly. |
See a Man About a Dog This Little Saying on any of our Items Looks Fabulous. A Lovely Colloquial Way of Saying You've got Better Things to do. |
Zeds The UK English Pronunciation of the Last Letter of the Alphabet Looks Great on our Extensive Variety of T-Shirts. In the Plural it Means Sleep. |
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L.O.M.B.A.R.D. L.O.M.B.A.R.D.'s are a lovely group of people in the UK who contribute so much to society that they are revered as Kings and Queens. |
I'm Sh** Faced Scrabble Enthusiasts Will Love This British Saying Inspired T-Shirt - Good for All But One Occasion - Sobriety! |
Mint Innit? Bristolians! This Way Please! A Lovely Local Classic Question, That Requires No Response. |
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does my face look bovvered? Famous Words From a Famous Brit Comic. You'll Have Everyone Who's not British Confused With this T-Shirt |
am i bovvered? Catherine Tate Strikes Again With a Shorter Version of Her Famous Phrase and Equally as Funny. |
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Bob's Your Uncle An Interesting British Phrase that Harks Back to the Good Old Days. Still a Popular Saying that Will Get You Noticed Around Town. |
I'm On The Piss It's to the Point. Let Everyone Know on a Friday Night Your Exact Objective. If Your Friends Give You a Hard Time when Carrying You Home, Point to the Shirt and Slur, "Can't Say You Weren't Warned". |
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Bees Knees - Psychedelic If You've Got It, Flaunt It and This Shirt Definitely Allows You to Do that With Flair and Style. |
Dog's Bollocks Lovely Colloquial British Phrase that Will Have Many a non-Brit Scratching Their Temple. Now Worries Though, It's All Good. |
Slap & Tickle Provocative? Perhaps but in a Lighthearted Way. This British Phrase Simply Means Making Out. |
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Bonk Me Quick! Another Rather Naughty Phrase but What Else Are the Brit's Known for? Just Be Ready for Action When Wearing This Gem in Public. |
Gobsmacked Literally Smacked in the Mouth. A Quirky Little British Gem that Leaves One Lost for Words. |
Arse Over Tit Ever Seen Someone Fall Over so Badly that the Words Head over Heels Seem Inadequate? Here's Your Mantra! |
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GOBSMACKED An Alternative Design to the Original With the Same Meaning. Literally Smacked in the Mouth - at a Loss for Words. |
got bloke? A Funny Take on the UK Noun for a Guy. It's Not a Verb, Although I have Known of Instances Where It has Been Mistaken for One. |
Two Finger Salute If you're not British then you Might be Surprised That This is a Rude Phrase but Has Great Historical Roots. |
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Bloody Hell! One of the More Well Known British Phrases. A Swear Word but Not as Bad as Some and Very British. |
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Faff Off! A Mild Swear Term that to Us Brits Makes it Crystal Clear to the Receiver of Such a Request, What is Required. Just Leave Us Alone! |
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Sod Off! A Stronger Phrase for a More Powerful Result. In England, These Two Words Are Enough to Start a Fight. However, It'll be Worth the Risk, if the Pain in the Arse Takes this Unique English to Heart. |
Get Knotted Similar to Faff off But Implies that the Villain is Being a Pain as well as Getting on Your Nerves. |
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