PeterNdlovu081
COCK PISS PARTRIDGE
Snicket.
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This is a proper gennel (kennel)The first one is a Lane, it even says so on the sign.
Second picture is an Entry, because it's an entryway between two houses.
The last one is a Muggers Paradise, where scrotes secrete themselves in hoodies, jogging bottoms and Lonsdale trainers waiting for old people who've just picked their pension up, or done the weeks shopping.
There is no Ginnel (pronounced Jennel) in these pictures.

That’s a passage.
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That's an Entry, as in 'Gi ore kickin that ball agenst 't entry wall'
Here's a Ginnel (Jennel), a combination of an Entry and Passage.
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Gi or.View attachment 245981
That's an Entry, as in 'Gi ore kickin that ball agenst 't entry wall'
Here's a Ginnel (Jennel), a combination of an Entry and Passage.
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A back passage can be an entry, but maybe just on your birthday or if she's a bit pissed.What about a back passage or an entry?
Is that why he was sacked?Bet Mark Duffy says Ginnel. Little bastard
While I agree entirely, my other half from Bradford wouldn't distinguish the snicket and Gennel. Both would be a snicket.It's not an exact science but this is what they have always meant to me.
An alley is a wide gap between buildings or houses. I think everyone can agree on this one.
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A ginnel is somewhat similar to an alley but narrower. I understand it's called a gennel in Sheffield but we pronounce it ginnel with a hard G.
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While I agree entirely, my other half from Bradford wouldn't distinguish the snicket and Gennel. Both would be a snicket.
And even weirder, Kendalian's would refer to either of the above as a Yard
You say that, but I know of a few Entry Lanes aroundThe first one is a Lane, it even says so on the sign.
Second picture is an Entry, because it's an entryway between two houses.
The last one is a Muggers Paradise, where scrotes secrete themselves in hoodies, jogging bottoms and Lonsdale trainers waiting for old people who've just picked their pension up, or done the weeks shopping.
There is no Ginnel (pronounced Jennel) in these pictures.
So, bread roll, bread cake, teacakes, baps, buns... ?
What if it's not hers?A back passage can be an entry, but maybe just on your birthday or if she's a bit pissed.
They call a ginnel a ten foot in Hull apparently.
A teacake has fruit in.A bread roll is one of those little things you get served with soup in a restaurant.
A breadcake is one of those big fuckers you get from the chippy to make a chip butty with.
A teacake is the same as a breadcake but smaller.
A bap is just another name for a breadcake, they're the same thing.
A bun is a sweet treat you have for dessert that sits in one of those paper liners.
Easy.
Pineapple rox on pizza. I'm so-oo far right!
Please elaborate.
A back passage can be an entry, but maybe just on your birthday or if she's a bit pissed.
A teacake has fruit in.
Top 5 famous people in history who professed to love pineapple on pizza.
1) Idi Amin
2) The Demon Headmaster
3) Ozzie Owl
4) The person who wrote Baby Shark
5) Elon Musk
The words that first come to mind from this picture are "rape" and "stabbing", not "Ginnel", "Jennel" nor "Gennel"View attachment 245981
That's an Entry, as in 'Gi ore kickin that ball agenst 't entry wall'
Here's a Ginnel (Jennel), a combination of an Entry and Passage.
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You jest but he actually does.
I agree with 1 and 3. But thats not a gennel in #2It's not an exact science but this is what they have always meant to me.
An alley is a wide gap between buildings or houses. I think everyone can agree on this one.
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A ginnel is somewhat similar to an alley but narrower. I understand it's called a gennel in Sheffield but we pronounce it ginnel with a hard G.
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A snicket is a pathway or a shortcut that usually goes through a grassy area with trees, like down the side of a park.
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