waht does that mean? I'm supposed to know what that means with being a Londoner - but I don't - I know Arthur mentioned it, and then in another episode, Terry (I think it was him) said; "What's all that 'sainsbury's' about..."
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It could be:
'Done a Sainbury's' = 'Done a runner"?
I do believe it means talk, chat, rabbit (rabbit'n'pork = talk) - as in "you've got more rabbit than Sainsbury's". It's like rhyming slang, twice removed!
My body makes no moan
But sings on:
All things remain in God.
Thanks, bish!
shareI do believe it means talk, chat, rabbit (rabbit'n'pork = talk) - as in "you've got more rabbit than Sainsbury's". It's like rhyming slang, twice removed!
When I heard his line I immediately thought of the C 'n' D tune but if that is indeed the case, does it make sense in the context of what Arthur says?
Without hearing the full conversation I can't say for definite, but "done a Sainsbury's" might mean either saying too much (blabbing) or being "all mouth and trousers", ie all talk.