Lar Lid or Lad?

[cover drive man]

Lad imo.

 

[G.I.Joe]

wot?

 

[GIMH]

I say both 'lar' and 'lad' as part of my natural vocab, but say lid all the time jestfully. So voting for the other option.

 

[cover drive man]

Problem is, I don't get to say it much on the forums because most of you ***** are older than me.

 

[andmark]

I reckon the only acceptable word out of the three is Lad. Lar is just eliminating the use of the D in lad, and lid is replacing the A for an I. Lad was obviously where all of the words dervive from. I use lad naturally in life. I'm voting for Lar

 

[cpr]

Never heard lid before, NFI what the hell it means. Scouse bloke at work uses lad far too much, almost as much as I use man in the same vein. Conversations between use are epically insightful

'Alright lad?'
'Aye, you alright man?'
'aye, sound'


The hours just fly by. Hence why I'm voting Darth Vader.

 

[BoyBrumby]

As a denizen of the fens I usually use our preferred regional alternative of "boy" (hence the username, as it goes), which should, correctly, be pronounced "buh".

& "lid" is rhyming slang: bin lid = kid.

 

[GIMH]

Yeah, and in all fairness I say kid itself a fair bit as well

 

[sledger]

I say Lad fairly often, but whenever I speak to Richard I address him as Sir, so will vote that for the purposes of this thread.

 

[NZTailender]

...what the hell are you all talking about?

 

[Langeveldt]

...what the hell are you all talking about?

have absolutely no idea, although you would probably say "lid" instead of lad if you were from New Zealand....

 

[NZTailender]

have absolutely no idea, although you would probably say "lid" instead of lad if you were from New Zealand....

We say bro, ay.

 

[NZTailender]

have absolutely no idea, although you would probably say "lid" instead of lad if you were from New Zealand....

We say bro, ay.

And FTR it sounds something like 'lud' with the NZ accent.

 

[NZTailender]

and ftr it sounds something like 'lud' with the nz accent.

dwta.

 

[PhoenixFire]

Yeah use the term 'lad' to describe someone who is a bit of a Jack-the-lad round these parts.

 

[cpr]

Lad only used with a derogatory remark after by me tbh.

eg, you'd say 'That man is a legend', but it'd be 'That lad is a total ****'

 

[Matteh]

Should build a wall just north of Chester, keep you lot talking gibberish up there away from the rest of us.

 

[cpr]

Be happy for a wall just north of Chester, keep them manky ****s away from us, build it to the east as well and can block Wales in too

 

[GIMH]

Jester already has walls all around it tbh

 

[cpr]

Not high enough and do not carry enough voltage as a deterrant