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Go On How Do You Spell It Then?
Ok we all know what it was called.... we all used to have fluorescent fingers after scoffing it..... we could buy it in a twist of paper straight from the jar........ so how do you spell KAYLI/cayly/kayly?????
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sigpicMrs Oggy~~~*~~~*~~~Count your friends amongst the stars....And your enemies on the fingers of one foot! -
caili???No man is worth your tears - and the one who is wont make you cry!
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Kayli???Comment
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kaliIf eight out of ten cats prefer whiskas, do the other two shave or wax?Comment
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... is it too late to say I'm sorry?
Sorry, couldn't resist
Cheers
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lol ya goon!sigpicMrs Oggy~~~*~~~*~~~Count your friends amongst the stars....And your enemies on the fingers of one foot!Comment
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Re: Go On How Do You Spell It Then?
?? what the hell is that?
Edit..searched it out..never seen or heard of it before,might be a northern thing
Last edited by sixtyten; 15-02-2007, 04:29.Comment
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Re: Go On How Do You Spell It Then?
Nope we got it down in Brum too..........similar to sherbert, loved Dib Dabs with the lolly too.
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It's more or less flavoured ,coloured sugar Daz.
I loved the very fine pink stuff though, and the multi coloured rainbow mix, yum, we would try to mix it with water to make a fizzy drink, never worked, yuk!
http://www.aquarterof.co.uk/sherbet-...dust-c-23.html
They are spelling it kali.Last edited by Heather74; 12-03-2008, 21:37.HeatherComment
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Re: Go On How Do You Spell It Then?
I love double dips ans sherbet fountains, with the stick of liqourice in. We used to spell it Kali too."Raggy dolls, Raggy Dolls, dolls like you and me" "Raggy Dolls, Raggy Dolls, made imperfectly"
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Re: Go On How Do You Spell It Then?
We called it Kali and if you had the money for it, you'd get a spanish as wellComment
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Re: Go On How Do You Spell It Then?
a spanish whats that then?
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Re: Go On How Do You Spell It Then?
Originally posted by Oggy View Posta spanish whats that then?
T'was ( and still is 'up North') a stick of licquoriceComment
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Re: Go On How Do You Spell It Then?
I'd spell this Kayly. Growing up in Yorkshire, this was a packet of powdery, coloured sugar. Also Kaylied means drunk. Go figure, as they say.Comment
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Re: Go On How Do You Spell It Then?
we call some drunks 'Alkies' here in Birmingham, thanx for clearing the Spanish thing up.
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