purdey wrote:You may be thinking of the British thout house. A small building separate from the main house, used as a toilet.
Older members of forum (CBBB) will be familiar with these buildings.
No mate, we were posh!
Barra!
by CBBB » Wed Oct 07, 2009 9:41 am
No mate, we were posh!
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by bill cobbett » Wed Oct 07, 2009 10:56 am
Speaking of outside toilets ... I use the impolite kypraiko word "abobatto" for a toilet cos I stammer a bit and can't get around the gr word abohol .. abohiliti ... You know the gr word for a toilet.
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by CBBB » Wed Oct 07, 2009 11:15 am
bill cobbett wrote:Speaking of outside toilets ... I use the impolite kypraiko word "abobatto" for a toilet cos I stammer a bit and can't get around the gr word abohol .. abohiliti ... You know the gr word for a toilet.
I just say toilet!
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by SSBubbles » Wed Oct 07, 2009 3:37 pm
Oracle wrote:purdey wrote:You may be thinking of the British thout house. A small building separate from the main house, used as a toilet.
Older members of forum (CBBB) will be familiar with these buildings.
And northerners or the working classes like Z4 and SSBubbles
I cannot speak for Z4, but yes, working class and not a 'working girl' such as yourself!
Sorry to disappoint you O as I am not old enough (unlike yourself) to remember these buildings. We always had an indoor toilet!
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