perdiddle/padaddle
Lynne Murphy
lynnem at COGS.SUSX.AC.UK
Wed Mar 6 16:28:39 UTC 2002
Actually, all this p[]diddle talk has suddenly made me remember...
we had a variation of our 'perdiddle' that was 'perdiddle/padaddle'. You
said 'perdiddle' if the headlight was out, but 'padaddle' if one of the
rear lights was out. I think you still hit or kissed in any case. Google
search has nothing for 'padaddle'. I'll check with folks from my childhood
and see if I can get any confirmation.
Lynne
Dr M Lynne Murphy
Lecturer in Linguistics
Acting Director, MA in Applied Linguistics
School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences
University of Sussex
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