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lol i sure u would help out… but what need have I got for a man… especially when it comes to strippin lol…
blows raspberry at Ruby
Thanks for the mammaries MY Ruby :D
You were certainly on form again last night I see! :lol: You could be the Saucier’s Apprentice
*Waves his wand at Ruby*
if ur training to be a lawyer…………..ur *articled*.
Thank you all for trying anyway xx
I;m seriously wondering if it is/was just a cornish/devon word now and not a real one, it’s on the tip of my tongue but it just wont roll off it but if i get it i’ll post it then u can all bash me abt the head :Dtrainee, probationer, student, pupil, learner, novice, beginner, starter, recruit
sorry thats all my dictionary gives. do you think it was a slang name… you know like a builders caddy, chippy those sorts of words that are now commonplace?
No sharon none of them but ty
i didnt think it was a slang word no but because of the apparent cluelessness i’m wondering if it is a district word maybe
I really dunno anymore, i think i might just give up and say i must have been dreaming it all.
:oops: :? :?@(f)politics? wrote:
No sharon none of them but ty
i didnt think it was a slang word no but because of the apparent cluelessness i’m wondering if it is a district word maybe
I really dunno anymore, i think i might just give up and say i must have been dreaming it all.
:oops: :? :?oooooooooo there is someone still up lol……come n join us f hun….serious and general topics lol we flyin the flag fer rubes tonite pmsl xxx
Poli, did u find that word out yet…??? as its doin me tits in askin everyone aboot it lol they all say apprentice or lacky, or their mate…. dogsbody…. but nothin new to add…. lol
@(f)politics? wrote:
question thats doing my head in if anyone can enlighten me pleaseeeeeeeeeeee
can any of u remember the name of what someone was called when they went to work and learned a trade prior to apprenticeship ??
U don’t learn a trade “prior” to an apprenticeship. Learning a trade IS an apprenticeship.
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