Hair play

Lunatic Fringe (Liffey St, Dublin)
Klassique Kuts (Rostrevor, Co. Down)
Pro Coif (Friern Barnet)
The Cut Above (Thomas St, Dublin)
Clipper of the Yard (New Scotland Yard, Dacre St)
Headmasters (Bayswater)
Headonist (Milton Keynes)

Word of the Day

Rotter

Phrases I like

The hard of thinking
quite a gifted layabout

Words I like

Blacktop (US) - paved road
Deadly (Ire, Dublin)
Hilarious

Words I Hate

Killing Time
Maggot
Bloods

Word of the Day

callipygian = having well-shaped buttocks

From Greek calli (beautiful) + pyge (buttocks)

Money slang

funt = a pound
byce OR bottle = two pounds
carpet = three pounds
rofe = four pounds (backwards 4)
finnif OR jacks = five pounds
nevis = seven pounds (backwards 7)
cock = ten pounds (cock and hen)
score = twenty pounds
pony = twenty-five pounds
ton = one hundred pounds
monkey = five hundred pounds
G = a thousand pounds
gelt
bunce
sovs = pounds

Learnt on the job with Jackie Joseph in the Dutch auction (Stoke Newington, Putney, etc.) and Maurice Podro in The Lane (Wentworth Street) back in the days when Hoxton was a khazi

My Words

heterodox
rambunctious