Found some money yesterday...

**MrsGoof** · 7 July 2006, 10:05

I thought that was rhyming slang

**The Lone Gunman** · 7 July 2006, 10:14

Originally posted by zeitghost

A nice 1942 Threepenny Bit...

http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=...eepenny100.png

Should that not be Threepenny Piece or Thrupney Bit or is it Thripney Bit?

Rhyming slang as in Britneys Thripneys per chance?

**MrsGoof** · 7 July 2006, 10:21

Nope, wrong end of the body

**The Lone Gunman** · 7 July 2006, 10:34

Originally posted by MrsGoof

Nope, wrong end of the body

Tom Tit I think is the proper slang if I am thinking along the same lines. You may have to explain.

**MrsGoof** · 7 July 2006, 10:40

I grew up ariound the phrase
"I'm off for a Thrupney"

**hyperD** · 7 July 2006, 11:00

I've always thought it was "a raging case of the Thrup’ny bits..."

**threaded** · 7 July 2006, 11:02

Originally posted by hyperD

I've always thought it was "a raging case of the Thrup’ny bits..."

I've always thought it was Montezuma's Revenge.

**AlfredJPruffock** · 7 July 2006, 11:02

The term ...A foot like a thrupney bit ...was used in my locale to describe football players who lacked precision with their shooting.

**Fleetwood** · 7 July 2006, 11:20

Originally posted by hyperD

I've always thought it was "a raging case of the Thrup’ny bits..."

Agree.

Found some money yesterday...