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that one isnt from scotland its from down south somewhere , maybe leeds , liverpool or maybe london , not sure, but i heard it a lot years back in yorkshire
Originally Posted by Maria B
cock (ooopps pardon) that sounds harsh than a duck 
interesting especially from scotland. wondering what's it like if anyone from wales, belfast, south end......
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My original hometown is Pontefract in West Yorkshire, and 'cock' was a very common form of greeting there. Originally Posted by imagine
Very common anywhere between Sheffield/BarnsleyWakefield/Pontefract area.
Remember Charlie Williams the comedian ? (from Upton near Ponte')...always used that expression as well as 'Flower'.
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