noticing women on the job!

[jaime bray]

We just use butchers back slang. Y-naf, ednolb, Krad riach (hair) tsearbs on the ednolb (breasts on the blonde) if ever you get called a k-cufing reknaw in the retchubs you haven't made a good impression.

Retchubs k-cab g-nalls butchers back slang. Have great fun on site and in pubs

Edited November 19, 2013 by jaime bray

[Rich2484]

Nothing wrong with admiring a good looking bird on site. Nothing sexual in it, just nice to see a nice bod.

 

No slang by the way, as normally I just see them and keep them to myself.

 

Plus the climbers wife is normally on site so I can't go shouting things out like that.

 

Just get a bit distracted and tend not to be concentrating as much on the "job in hand"......

 

 

 

 

 

Will get me coat,

[Matthew Arnold]

'Included bark' is a recognised call sign.

 

Will have to use that one at work ha ha. The sad thing is the bosses will think i have spotted a weak union.

[silky fox]

London did have it's advantages....Beautiful women everywhere. "020" Was a nice lass....and "Golden Silky" was the shout for a Stunner........"Rusty Bowsaw" was the opposite, if you didn't agree.

[wood4thetrees]

i bet your aged between 18 and 21

 

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[woodpile]

Many years ago myself and two good mates did a lot of work around the south east. Our phrase evolved from the original in truck phrase (Blushing) Gash alert!

to the slightly surreal Splursh Gelert, eventually ending up as, after a spell on the South Downs as Lurgashall! (A village near Chichester) Happy days...

[WoodED]

We all like a good gander at females whilst at work, whether it be during the drives to and from jobs or at the job. Does anyone else's company have a term/phrase that gives the lads a heads up without the lass' s knowing? Our is "blue chainsaw"

 

Eg.

 

"Hey Joe, can I get the blue chainsaw over here"

 

Note that the direction to look in is in there as well

 

Our word is potential

 

 

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[Wolfie]

Never had call codes whilst i've been in arb but when i younger, out with mates, it would just be "mine" for the first spot on a beauty or "yours" for an ugg.

[Mikelawn]

Rating them by pints of larger is a common one specially for the not so attractive one. Problem is I get pissed off a couple :-)

[White Noise]

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HA HA HA Nice one . I do so hate being wrong