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I left school in 1999 but I remember some of the old classics from the schoolyard between 1987-1999
All the sayings you and your mates used;

This is a classic from 1994-1996:

'Ah Get Your Chinny on!'

And here are other things from that era just for nostalgia

Pogs 


Tropical Pepsi 


Stink Bombs and Dolly Beads 

Legend Roberts

[woof woof !]

Headmaster says to bad boy "This time you've cooked your goose "
bad boy replies "I never goosed the cook honest sir"

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or the classic 1987-1988:

'And your ma 10 times!' 

More things from that era:

Button Moon


Crosswits and the host Tom O Connor


Iran versus Iraq war



The Time The Place

Legend Roberts

[jonnymac1979]

When someone called you a name, you, you would say, "I know you are."

[Dom1]

no though ... err ... no though !!

[woof woof !]

When someone called you a name, you, you would say, "I know you are."

Alternatively
"And the same to you , with knobs on"     

[woof woof !]

Remember me mum saying to my sister .
"HELEN GET IN HERE ! "
sister replies "I'm playin'"
Mum (even louder) "WELL GET IN THAT FRIGGIN KITCHEN AND PLAY WITH THE DISHES ! "

  happy days .

[Ciggy]

[jonnymac1979]

When someone called you a name, you, you would say, "I know you are."

Alternatively
"And the same to you , with knobs on"     

Ha, yes, I can still recall my cousin Andy saying that to me as a kid, and he thought he's won the argument with that one!!!     

[Woollyback]

We used to flip somebody the finger and go "smell yer mother"   

[Ciggy]

Not a saying but at a school disco sitting on the floor in a row doing Hoops upside your head dance   

[jonnymac1979]

Not a saying but at a school disco sitting on the floor in a row doing Hoops upside your head dance   

All the boys on one side and all the girls on the other.

[Woollyback]

Not a saying but at a school disco sitting on the floor in a row doing Hoops upside your head dance   

All the boys on one side and all the girls on the other.

Jumpers for goalposts, mm? Small boys playing footy in the park, eh? Jam butties for tea? Mmm 

[Dom1]

wet willies

[woof woof !]

Connie Onnie butties and sailing backwards and forward from the pierhead to birkenhead .