I don’t think I’ve ever heard baps but jugs was quite common. Now all the kids use American slang, truly the sun has set on the british empire
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We're losing the subtle details of Great British Boob Slang smdh. Sometimes it's jugs, sometimes it's norks, sometimes it's nellies. They all mean subtly different things
Hb knockers? Dp you still say that?
Yeah but only by older people
Old people still got it
I'm too queer to know they actually did this. I thought baps meant ass, as bap is another word for a bread roll/bun, and bun means ass in UK slang.
They hadn't invented shapely asses in the UK til the NHS started providing them in the 60's so all their euphemisms for round things are about tits
It's multipurpose
What is? The word baps, or boobies themselves?
Yes
I thought "baps" were some kind of pastry or snack.
It can be a snack if it's referring to a sandwich (a bacon a sausage bap), but I've never heard of it being used for a pastry. Maybe you're thinking of a pasty.
them oglin me baps all through me Burberry
It's still common in Ireland.
No use crying over spilt bap juice it's gonna go baps up one of these days
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I though you were referencing B.A.P.S (black American princesses) for just a minute
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