Why all the cockney car dealer speak?

Why all the cockney car dealer speak?

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Pommygranite

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14,250 posts

216 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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Why the hell has cockney car dealer speak become the PH norm?

Bag this, monkey that. fk me its like by typing it out makes that person feel they're in the trade.

Please stop as its the fat middle aged suburban mans version of text speak.


IroningMan

10,154 posts

246 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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Minty.

Toaster Pilot

14,619 posts

158 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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I blame Mike "'old out yer 'and" Brewer

Garlick

40,601 posts

240 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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'old aaat your aaand

Toaster Pilot

14,619 posts

158 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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Garlick said:
'old aaat your aaand
yes

Limpet

6,309 posts

161 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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"Aarravva deal wiv ya, me ole froot"


J4CKO

41,530 posts

200 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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I worked in the motor trade for a little while as a dogsbody at a small dealer and dont remember anyone speaking like that, there was a language though, couple I remember

Bog Butty = Body Filler

The Block = Auction

s = Customers - The owner was not a very nice bloke.

Minted = getting a car properly clean, as in "I want that Cavalier Minted", otherwise it just got a bucket of water.




Alfa4ever

160 posts

133 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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Limpet said:
"Aarravva deal wiv ya, me ole froot"
That's got 'Google Translate' working overtime.

mu0n

2,348 posts

133 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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Talk to me!

Monty Zoomer

1,459 posts

157 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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Pommygranite said:
Why the hell has cockney car dealer speak become the PH norm?

Bag this, monkey that. fk me its like by typing it out makes that person feel they're in the trade.

Please stop as its the fat middle aged suburban mans version of text speak.
That's exactly what I was saying to me aud macka on the dog an baun yisti ar 'noon

Panda P

247 posts

136 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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Mike Brewer is hilarious not only for his 'accent' but also the fact that he slaps everyone on the back. I watched one episode involving an E36 M3 Cabrio if I remember rightly, lady owner and yep, slapped her good and proper too biggrin. How long until Mike gets a slap of his own.

RichB

51,565 posts

284 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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Monty Zoomer said:
That's exactly what I was saying to me aud macka on the dog an baun yisti ar 'noon
Go on then... Scottish, Scouse, Hungarian...? My family are from The Mile End Road but that's lost on me hehe

AC43

11,484 posts

208 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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Panda P said:
Mike Brewer is hilarious not only for his 'accent' but also the fact that he slaps everyone on the back. I watched one episode involving an E36 M3 Cabrio if I remember rightly, lady owner and yep, slapped her good and proper too biggrin. How long until Mike gets a slap of his own.
I remember that. She was a bit of a honey and recoiled hugely.

swisstoni

16,980 posts

279 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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Mockney.

Panda P

247 posts

136 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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AC43 said:
I remember that. She was a bit of a honey and recoiled hugely.
I think it deserves a 'slow-mo' playback.

sleep envy

62,260 posts

249 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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Pommygranite said:
Why the hell has cockney car dealer speak become the PH norm?

Bag this, monkey that. fk me its like by typing it out makes that person feel they're in the trade.

Please stop as its the fat middle aged suburban mans version of text speak.
Such a Toby

rpguk

4,465 posts

284 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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I like when people write PAX instead of passengers

LuS1fer

41,132 posts

245 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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I say, geezer, please desist from this lambasting of the London tongue or you may be destined for a short pursuit in your whistle and flute on your plates of meat whilst tripping the light fantastic down the apples and pears.

Cue "Fast Show" "Hello, we're Cockneys!"

Personally, I find use of the actual terms far better. Gor blimey, Mary Poppins.

Monty Zoomer

1,459 posts

157 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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RichB said:
Monty Zoomer said:
That's exactly what I was saying to me aud macka on the dog an baun yisti ar 'noon
Go on then... Scottish, Scouse, Hungarian...? My family are from The Mile End Road but that's lost on me hehe
That's exactly what I was saying to my old mucker on the dog and bone yesterday afternoon.

RichB

51,565 posts

284 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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Monty Zoomer said:
RichB said:
Monty Zoomer said:
That's exactly what I was saying to me aud macka on the dog an baun yisti ar 'noon
Go on then... Scottish, Scouse, Hungarian...? My family are from The Mile End Road but that's lost on me hehe
That's exactly what I was saying to my old mucker on the dog and bone yesterday afternoon.
biglaugh I knew that, it wasn't that bad, I just couldn't work out what accent you were trying to imply by the spelling...