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20/10/2005 07:42:17
Jay Johengen
Altamahaw-Ossipee, North Carolina, United States
 
 
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Politics
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Miscellaneous
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So, is cockney a dialect? Like saying mid-western or southern, here?

>Exactly, just as I explained in the brackets. Quite often Brits say "Blimey". Another antiquated cockney one you might have heard (on stereotypical British films say - e.g. B&W war films) "Lummey" (corruption of "love me"). Hence "Cor lumme" (or "Gor lumme") :- "God love me"
>
>>What does blimey mean? Is that the derivation if blind me? Some County Cork friends of mine used to say it fairly often. Well, that and a few others that wouldn't mean much here in the States, but would in Europe.
>>
>>>(cockney) Gorblimey (corruption of God blind me)
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