Heardy
A legendary Norfolk lad that uses the phrase "nob-jock" (pronounced narb jark) far too often, and stalks young ladies!!
Heardy by whispering bob harris or dean November 29, 2004
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heardy bird
Me: I can't tell you who told me, i just heard it
Marcus: Why not?
Me: Cuz I can't
Marcus: Don't come over here and just be a heardy bird, you gotta say what u heard?
Marcus: Why not?
Me: Cuz I can't
Marcus: Don't come over here and just be a heardy bird, you gotta say what u heard?
heardy bird by SIDEEAST September 27, 2013
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