top | item 35019632 (no title) shrubhub | 3 years ago Born and bred Londoner, never heard nugget in my life. TIL! discuss order hn newest MrsPeaches|3 years ago It’s a bit outdated tbh, as it was a reference to to gold colour of the pound coin (as shown in the article).To be used as follows:Bredda, set me a nugget. I’ve only got 50p and I’m feeling that Junior Spesh [1][1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6pbZLiLt30 frobozz|3 years ago I use(d) it a lot. Specifically for pound coins, rather than the value of £1.e.g. you would ask, "Can you swap us 5 nuggets for a Lady?" If you wanted to go and get something from a vending machine, but only had notes.Even more so than other terms, I think this is being lost to cashlessness.
MrsPeaches|3 years ago It’s a bit outdated tbh, as it was a reference to to gold colour of the pound coin (as shown in the article).To be used as follows:Bredda, set me a nugget. I’ve only got 50p and I’m feeling that Junior Spesh [1][1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6pbZLiLt30
frobozz|3 years ago I use(d) it a lot. Specifically for pound coins, rather than the value of £1.e.g. you would ask, "Can you swap us 5 nuggets for a Lady?" If you wanted to go and get something from a vending machine, but only had notes.Even more so than other terms, I think this is being lost to cashlessness.
MrsPeaches|3 years ago
To be used as follows:
Bredda, set me a nugget. I’ve only got 50p and I’m feeling that Junior Spesh [1]
[1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6pbZLiLt30
frobozz|3 years ago
e.g. you would ask, "Can you swap us 5 nuggets for a Lady?" If you wanted to go and get something from a vending machine, but only had notes.
Even more so than other terms, I think this is being lost to cashlessness.