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Would you Adam and Eve it ? I thought you all might like to take a
Butchers Hook at this awright...I'm just off to have a cup o' Rosie.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPALRwCSv6U
youtube The Bob Hoskins Song
Adam and Eve = Believe
Apples and Pears = stairs
Ball and Chalk = Walk
Barny Rubble = Trouble
Bird Lime = Time
Borasic Lint = Skint (broke)
Brown Bread = Dead
Bread and Honey = Money
Bubble and Squeak = Speak
Bull and Cow = Row
Butchers Hook = Look
Cain and Abel = Table
Cat and Mouse = House
Collar and Tie = Pie
Currant bun = Sun
Dicky Bird = Word (Don't say a Dicky Bird)
Dog and Bone = telephone
Duke of Kent = Rent
Elephant and Castle = Parcel
Flowery Dell = Cell (Prison Cell)
Fore and Aft = Daft
Frog and Toad = Road
Greengages = wages
Half-inch = pinch (to steal)
Highland Fling = Ring
Holy Ghost = Toast
Jam Jar = Car
Jack and Jill = Hill or Bill
Jack the Ripper = kipper
Joanna = Piano
Johnny Horner = Corner
Lemonade = Spade
Linen Draper = Newspaper (Reading the Linen)
Little White Mice = dice
Mutt and Jeff = Deaf
Oily Rag = *** (cigarette)
Oxford Scholar = Dollar
Paraffin Lamp = Tramp
Pen and Ink = Stink
Pork Pies = Lies
Potatoes in the Mould = cold (It's taters, aint it !)
Rabbit and Pork = Talk (Rabbit's too much)
Rosie Lee = Tea
Ruby Murray = Curry
Sausage and Mash = Cash
Septic Tank = Yank
Sherbet Dab = Cab
Steam Tug = Mug
Sweeny Todd = Flying Squad (Police)
Syrup of Fig = Wig
Tea Leaf = thief
Todd Sloane = On your own (on yer Todd)
Uncle Ned = Bed
Butchers Hook at this awright...I'm just off to have a cup o' Rosie.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPALRwCSv6U
youtube The Bob Hoskins Song
Adam and Eve = Believe
Apples and Pears = stairs
Ball and Chalk = Walk
Barny Rubble = Trouble
Bird Lime = Time
Borasic Lint = Skint (broke)
Brown Bread = Dead
Bread and Honey = Money
Bubble and Squeak = Speak
Bull and Cow = Row
Butchers Hook = Look
Cain and Abel = Table
Cat and Mouse = House
Collar and Tie = Pie
Currant bun = Sun
Dicky Bird = Word (Don't say a Dicky Bird)
Dog and Bone = telephone
Duke of Kent = Rent
Elephant and Castle = Parcel
Flowery Dell = Cell (Prison Cell)
Fore and Aft = Daft
Frog and Toad = Road
Greengages = wages
Half-inch = pinch (to steal)
Highland Fling = Ring
Holy Ghost = Toast
Jam Jar = Car
Jack and Jill = Hill or Bill
Jack the Ripper = kipper
Joanna = Piano
Johnny Horner = Corner
Lemonade = Spade
Linen Draper = Newspaper (Reading the Linen)
Little White Mice = dice
Mutt and Jeff = Deaf
Oily Rag = *** (cigarette)
Oxford Scholar = Dollar
Paraffin Lamp = Tramp
Pen and Ink = Stink
Pork Pies = Lies
Potatoes in the Mould = cold (It's taters, aint it !)
Rabbit and Pork = Talk (Rabbit's too much)
Rosie Lee = Tea
Ruby Murray = Curry
Sausage and Mash = Cash
Septic Tank = Yank
Sherbet Dab = Cab
Steam Tug = Mug
Sweeny Todd = Flying Squad (Police)
Syrup of Fig = Wig
Tea Leaf = thief
Todd Sloane = On your own (on yer Todd)
Uncle Ned = Bed
British by birth....English by the grace of God. 
Yes Jamie...it is big isn't it....
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