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• #99527
We called it Cherry Knocking in Leicestershire.
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• #99528
"Knock door run" or "Knock door scat" in deepest darkest Cambridgeshire.
A single google result for "knock door scat" (if you put it in quotes).
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• #99529
the only forum I've ever used where people get so annoyed should the conversation slightly deviate.
But is their annoyance genuine, or is it performative because getting riled by a derail in the memes thread is one our favourite memes?
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• #99530
knock door scat
Isn't that the version with a flaming bag of dog shit?
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• #99531
Nope. It was more "scatter" than "scatological".
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• #99532
pash n dash in aus. saw it on neighbours
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• #99533
"Rolling Stone Magazine, without telling us you do not know what memes are, show us you do not know what memes are"
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• #99534
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• #99535
Also.
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• #99536
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• #99537
Since we’re now the Oxfordshire kids thread, it was knock and run in my village near Witney… I was thoroughly bemused by some of these other variants. That said I don’t really remember playing knock and run per se, but we definitely had a game of how many gardens you could trespass through without getting caught. Don’t think that had a name though.
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• #99538
My cousins grew up there; can confirm it was crappy.
So was Abingdon where I grew up. But we didn't call it cherry knocking round us, you weirdos
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• #99539
Don’t think that had a name though
Hedge hoping in Bristol
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• #99540
We do beg your pardon, but we are in your garden
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• #99541
Garden Derby in Yorkshire
We had a traditional night to do this stuff. Our Primary School Headmaster used to announce it in Assembly.
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• #99542
Hedge hopping here too
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• #99543
Moar memes please.
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• #99544
Childhood Reminiscence (‘When This Was All Fields’) aka Boring Old Fart Brain Farts thread?
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• #99545
Moar memes please
Knock down ginger is literally a meme
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• #99546
We called it Knick Knock Nanny where I come from (Oxford). I'd never heard of any other name for the "game" before t'internets. A quick google confirms I'm not the only one, seems to be an Oxford thing.
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• #99547
You are Bob Mortimer AICMFP
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• #99548
A lot of variation in Oxfordshire even within the Vale of the White Horse. Knock knock ginger in Watchfield/Shrivenham.
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• #99549
Agreed Abingdon called it what it was
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• #99550
Garden Derby in Yorkshire
Garden National - Hull. Fences and hedges you see.. One of the actual terraces we used to do it down. One on each side side then scarper up the middle and away.
Wasted, map will not embed
Imagine if we'd had pimped up ebikes/scooters....