What is for Lunch Today

[Amy :-)]

I think I missed something Kimmy.... your post gives the impression that you love skinless little boys?

[mcmich]

Cocktail frankfurts Amy  They are called little boys LOL

[Kimmyh]

Ha ha thought I might catch you out Amy. Thanks Michelle for explanation. Just another oldie way if saying things.

[Amy :-)]

Aha
You meanie Kimmy, you knew I wouldn't know what you meant
I can't remember ever having cocktail frankfurts

[goldfish]

Cocktail frankfurts Amy  They are called little boys LOL

blimey!!  I'm glad that was cleared up . . .!!  Have never heard them called that before . . .

[Amy :-)]

Hooray! So I wasn't the only one GF

[consumerate]

Recently had a conversation about cocktail franks vs little boys at work. It was mainly the Western Australians that understood the term little boys. Naturally this led on to discussion about polony vs devon, deli vs corner shop and bathers vs swimmers.

[Amy :-)]

Polony, deli and bathers They're the terms I know so I guess they're the WA ones!!

[judydawn]

In SA, I know the term 'little boys', polony/devon is known as fritz here, deli v corner shop, well we seem to be losing all our corner shops but both words could be used here, and it's bathers for me.

[goldfish]

 . . . . and we all speak the Queen's English . . .

[consumerate]

I dared to say swimmers, rather than bathers around my Mum a couple of years ago.  Mum (who doesn't even live in WA anymore) told me in no uncertain terms that I am Western Australian and will therefore call them bathers. That was the end of that.  And now, of course, I make sure I always call them swimmers 

[Amy :-)]

LOL consumerate
I couldn't call them anything but bathers. That's what I've always called them

[Halex]

I call them swimmers, but in england I would  have said swimming costume (I think)

The Como for lunch today

[Mama Fergie]

We called them swimming costumes in Scotland too Hally.
Now I call them bathers as that's what all the kids say.
Polony here and deli but in Scotland it was corner shop. 

[mcmich]

Cossies or Togs.

We had a brunch of left overs - cottage cheese pattie and egg on bubble and squeak.