- Giz a lend of a tenner will ye ma
- I will not
- Why?
- Cos ye still owe me a tenner from last week
- I told ye I’d pay ye when I get me wages. I’m just a bit short on funds ’til Friday
- Ye said dat last week
- But I will pay ye back
- At this rate you’ll owe me all your wages
- Don’t exaggerate ma
- I’m not exaggeratin’. Don’t tink I’ve forgotten about the twenty ye borrowed on Paddys day
- Are ye still goin’ on about dat, jaysis ma
- I’m not bleedin’ made of money ye know
- I know, and it doesn’t grow on trees either
- No it doesn’t, and don’t get smart wit me young lady
- I’m not gettin’smart. I only want a lend of a tenner
- Dis is de last time Kylie
- Tanks ma, your de best
- You only ever say dat when yer borrowin’ money
- Well accordin’ to you, dat’s all de time so
- Gerraway outta dat, before I change me mind
- Love ye ma
Ah, sure she’s not de worst 😉
Bet she’s a keeper!
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She’s a chancer,that’s what she is 😉
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Like my daughter, she knows how to get around her mum! 🙂
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Lovely, sweet and hilarious dialogue. They get the better of us 🙂
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We love them even when they are hitting us up for a loan. Weird, isn’t it?
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