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  1. History dude

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  1. tozzin
    I did know you were kidding, it’s just a lovely phrase.
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  2. Ponytail
    The Norfolk Knife, or Sheffield Year Knife. This leaflet was produced 1990, since then the Knife is displayed at the Cutlers Hall, Church Street the home of Company of Cutlers in Hallamshire. https://cutlers-hallamshire.org.uk
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  3. Lysanderix
    Nesh comes from the Old English….hnesce….with exactly the same meaning
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  4. History dude
    Lots of pictures of the cinema just added to Picture Sheffield. Plus other cinemas too. Just select the new images tab there.
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  5. Athy
    My mother used to say "For two pins" in the sense of "I am very tempted to", as in "If you don't behave, for two pins I'll give you a good hiding". From memory, someone must have provided her with the pins quite often. Was this a commonly used expression?
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