Cycling UK Forum

One has learnt many new words here

I assert that I coined *farcebook*

Other useful words: moton, PoB, upwrong, psyclopath (in several variations), farcilities

There must be plenty more that do not occur to me at the minute..

Spurtle
Wooden implement used to stir porridge

Thoyle. My thanks go to thirdcrank for introducing it to me, I await a suitable opportunity to use it in conversation.

Cyril Haearn wrote:I assert that I coined *farcebook*

The data shows farcebook in use three years and one day before you joined the forum.

I coined Sadiq Sycle

Horrids
A fancy department store in London

gaz wrote:Thoyle. My thanks go to thirdcrank for introducing it to me, I await a suitable opportunity to use it in conversation.

Cyril Haearn wrote:I assert that I coined *farcebook*

The data shows farcebook in use three years and one day before you joined the forum.

Put th'wood in thoyle!

gaz wrote:Thoyle. My thanks go to thirdcrank for introducing it to me, I await a suitable opportunity to use it in conversation.

My thanks too. I've lived in Yorkshire forty years, and not heard that one before. And I've used it twice already.

nirakaro wrote:

gaz wrote:Thoyle. My thanks go to thirdcrank for introducing it to me, I await a suitable opportunity to use it in conversation.

My thanks too. I've lived in Yorkshire forty years, and not heard that one before. And I've used it twice already.

Unbelievable, unless maybe you’ve always lived in a warm house?

what the thoyle does "thoyle" mean?

cycleruk wrote:

gaz wrote:Thoyle. My thanks go to thirdcrank for introducing it to me, I await a suitable opportunity to use it in conversation.

Cyril Haearn wrote:I assert that I coined *farcebook*

The data shows farcebook in use three years and one day before you joined the forum.

Put th'wood in thoyle!

I am so confused, there are facebook, farcebook, fakebook, not sure whether all the words have the same meaning

"I can't thoyle that" means, I understand, "I could afford it, but can't justify the expense".

gaz wrote:Thoyle. My thanks go to thirdcrank for introducing it to me, I await a suitable opportunity to use it in conversation.

Cyril Haearn wrote:I assert that I coined *farcebook*

The data shows farcebook in use three years and one day before you joined the forum.

A few years ago Morgan Spurlock made a film *SuperSize Me*, he went to a famous fast food restaurant many times and always accepted an XXXXL if offered. He found himself eating too much and had to desist to save his health
Would that he had thoyled!

"Cartoony" and "posterisation" are a couple for me but "encountered" would be a better description than "learnt."

(The spell checker offers "pasteurisation" for the latter. )

Moton
Motorist/moron

*To flintstone*, verb used by Tigerbiten

Way to manoeuvre recumbent trike backwards by *walking* when doing a 3/5/7 point turn

Also used very often to move around an office without standing up