Anyone looking for a chit chit?

[benny1982]

The 2011 census here in Pom is about to commence.

 

[p.risboy]

The 2011 census here in Pom is about to commence.

Don't forget to dot your 'I's and cross your 'T's Ben.:2fun:

Coz I'll check it in a hundred years time you know.:2fun::2fun:

 

[benny1982]

They dont require exact birthplace just country of birth. Shame as I was going to say Norwich instead of Great Yarmouth. I didn't give my middle name so to try and confuse descendants 100 years down the line. :2fun::2fun: My DOB has had to be given so when they look up my birth record in the GRO indexes they will see no one of that name born in that quarter of just the first and surname but someone with a middle name born that quarter so for them to think "Is it the right entry?" :2fun:

 

[p.risboy]

They dont require exact birthplace just country of birth. Shame as I was going to say Norwich instead of Great Yarmouth. I didn't give my middle name so to try and confuse descendants 100 years down the line. :2fun::2fun: My DOB has had to be given so when they look up my birth record in the GRO indexes they will see no one of that name born in that quarter of just the first and surname but someone with a middle name born that quarter so for them to think "Is it the right entry?" :2fun:

I'll send in a correction in 101 years Ben.:2fun::2fun:

 

[benny1982]

Yes to FMP and Anc.

 

[stevegraham85]

Benji, you two are the onriest i've seen. you cant stand one name research or the truth. you two are a pair to draw to. never seen the like. you both are chook.

Marie, what does the phrase mean, you are both chook.

In Aussie land it means chicken

 

[stevegraham85]

I'll wait till he's finished his coffee.:2fun::2fun:

I don't drink that Yankee stuff, tea for two?

 

[stevegraham85]

Marie, what does the phrase mean, you are both chook.

In Aussie land it means chicken

I'm wondering if anyone can answer this for me

 

[benny1982]

I think you have answered your own question Oz. Chook is slang for chicken.