to want posters to stop saying "bleddy"?

[stiflersmom]

it's skin-crawlingly bad, even worse than "fecking" and "farking"

you sound like Prince Philip. That's bad. Stop it.

LeQueen, I was waiting for you to turn up since you're the only poster I know who uses bleddy. ([Hmm], I spend too much time on MN.)I had always assumed you were being posh, didn't realise it was a local thing!!!

Its definitely not posh to use the word bleddy in Leicester..in fact its quite the opposite

Yes I'm leicester born and bred ...The bleddy rough part though

Its not really a swear word ,like you say its just used for emphasis.My Mum and Dad never really swore when I was growing up, but they did say bleddy quite a lot.

im more of a blardy and fecking person.only when needed.

Thanks usualsuspect! Learn something new every day!

Bleddy is shit. Fecking is good enough for the inhabitants of Craggy Usland, therefore good enough for moi.

Also a Midlands dweller and have never heard it.

I don't get 'bleddy'. It doesn't go with my accent whatsoever. I didn't realise it was regional. Blardy is also not my cup of tea.

I like feck though, but not fark.

Frak is the best

I think it's definately the rougher parts of Leicester it's mostly heard in (as a rougher-part dweller I consider myself allowed to say that)

aye up m'duck bounty

Oh now I get it! I can imagine how it sounds now. With a long, dark l.

Bleddy 'eck.

No ,bleddy 'ell .... actually

Oh I might try to learn the accent. It's all funny and farmerlike.

Aye up me duck US

I use it as in "get yer feet off me bllleddy sofa!"

My grandma uses it in a more calm way, like "ooh ey! That's bleddy smart int it, ey?!"

I hear yer bounty ..I would use it to say 'what yer bleddy roaring for now' you bleddy mardy arse

Bleddy bleddy blllllllleddy!!!

ooooh, mardey arse! another great midlands phrase.

does anyone else proclaim "theres a goose on my grave" when they shudder? or is that just a shropshire thing?

'what yer bleddy roaring for now' you bleddy mardy arse

usualsuspect

I can hear me mam saying that now!

LeQueen > several counties in England.

Off with their bleddy heads, I say!

Haha.