May Registered Shopper Joined Jan 8, 2012 Messages 2,507 Location Outskirts of london Aug 21, 2018 #21 good though eh ? Lol SisterBliss said: :mysmilie_17: I'm such a child! Click to expand...
ERICS MUM Well-known member ShoppingTelly Supporter Joined Jun 26, 2008 Messages 6,417 Aug 21, 2018 #22 Pumps is what my grandad called plimsolls in the 1960's. He was a Yorkshireman like Glenn Campbell.
ERICS MUM Well-known member ShoppingTelly Supporter Joined Jun 26, 2008 Messages 6,417 Aug 21, 2018 #23 Or as in the Two Ronnies sketch: "Pumps please" "Pumps ? Foot pumps, tyre pumps, balloon pumps ?" "Pumps - black size 7"
Or as in the Two Ronnies sketch: "Pumps please" "Pumps ? Foot pumps, tyre pumps, balloon pumps ?" "Pumps - black size 7"
Brissles Registered Shopper Joined Apr 27, 2009 Messages 11,711 Location Herts/Beds Aug 21, 2018 #24 ERICS MUM said: Pumps is what my grandad called plimsolls in the 1960's. He was a Yorkshireman like Glenn Campbell. Click to expand... Yep, I can identify with that ! My mum always used to say 'school pumps' !
ERICS MUM said: Pumps is what my grandad called plimsolls in the 1960's. He was a Yorkshireman like Glenn Campbell. Click to expand... Yep, I can identify with that ! My mum always used to say 'school pumps' !
M maymorganlondon Registered Shopper Joined Mar 21, 2015 Messages 10,406 Aug 21, 2018 #25 I think terminology must change over time. Pumps often mean high heeled slip on shoes the days. In my youth my mum and gran called those court shoes. We wore gym shoes, sometimes called plimsolls.
I think terminology must change over time. Pumps often mean high heeled slip on shoes the days. In my youth my mum and gran called those court shoes. We wore gym shoes, sometimes called plimsolls.