Little Riddle
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Frog and Toad
Mince pies
Bottle of water
Jam jar
Daisy roots
Whistle and flute
North and South
Currant bun
Trouble and strife
Three card trick
Rasperry ripple
Apples and pears
Rosy Lee
Dog and bone
Rubadubdub
Mince pies
Bottle of water
Jam jar
Daisy roots
Whistle and flute
North and South
Currant bun
Trouble and strife
Three card trick
Rasperry ripple
Apples and pears
Rosy Lee
Dog and bone
Rubadubdub
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LOL. That's the riddle 
O.K. each of the phrases means something else in Cockney rhyming slang, Cockneys live in a certain area of London, England and developed a code way of talking to each other, to confuse strangers.
O.K. each of the phrases means something else in Cockney rhyming slang, Cockneys live in a certain area of London, England and developed a code way of talking to each other, to confuse strangers.
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This is better than Sakespeare!
O.K. here's a clue:-
Apples and pears = Stairs.
So a Cockney might say " Time for bed, I'm going up the apples and pears"
Think RHYMING for the other answers.
O.K. here's a clue:-
Apples and pears = Stairs.
So a Cockney might say " Time for bed, I'm going up the apples and pears"
Think RHYMING for the other answers.
