PETER KAY - Dogging - REACTION!

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*Edited for copyright purposes, I know this sucks but it's the only way I can publish the video.. Think this way works better than the stupid text though!
Original Video: "You Went Dogging?!" | Peter Kay
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[@willmark100]

Thanks

[@MandyCaneLane]

😮 No, THANK YOU!! This support goes a very long way Mark, I really appreciate it!! 🤗🤗🤗

[@danclifford1027]

"it's how I met the wife" gets me every time.

[@MandyCaneLane]

😂😂😂

[@timfeeley6748]

Calling someone flower is just an innocent affectionate name for someone because flowers are delicate and beautiful.

[@MandyCaneLane]

I like it! 🤪

[@cliveelliott2575]

@@MandyCaneLane However the woke folk don't want us to use it or any other term, they detest differences between the sexes - mind you they don't even seem to know that there are only 2 sexes and what they are.

[@davidhall7811]

flower is a term of endearment, still reasonably common in northern england :-)

[@davidz3879]

Yes, mostly used by older people.

[@thegroovetube3247]

It's called dogging because gentlemen who were heading out for some clandestine pleasure of an evening would tell their wives that they were just going out to walk the dog.

[@WezMan444]

Really? Id always assumed it was named after the position “doggy style” Thanks for clarifying.

[@daveofyorkshire301]

Come on, it's not astrophysics, dogs do it anywhere and don't care if they're being watched, get the idea yet?

[@thatsthat2612]

@@daveofyorkshire301 alright snippy knickers

[@aaronmicalowe]

Not because they're giving their dog a bone?

[@Loki1815]

You lot seem to be well clued up, like, inside knowledge...😮

[@dazediss6629]

I love how Lancashire they are, especially when Ken turns up… “Oh it’s Ken from next door”… “Shitting Nora”…

[@markjones127]

Such a simple idea but so well written and performed, I loved the whole series

[@charlesfrancis6894]

Flower is used in some parts of the U.K. as well as Pet, Duck,Love, and some other terms of endearment .

[@allanmanaged5285]

The guy with his dog says dogging is "how I met the wife" How romantic ! 🤣

[@MandyCaneLane]

😅😅

[@coltsfoot9926]

Great reaction as usual. I loved at the end "why is it called dogging" .... pause .... shock on face .... " oh! I've just worked it out" Thank you for putting a smile on my face 🙂

[@davidz3879]

I think she's thinking it's named after the position, but it's actually named after its participants falsely claiming that they're walking their dog.

[@MandyCaneLane]

Hahaha, took me a minute! 😂😅🤪

[@pomerau]

@@davidz3879 Or I was always thinking it's because dogs will do "it" in the open and don't care if there's an audience. Love this channel. Love the reactions. My second video so far..

[@davidz3879]

@@pomerau Mandy's reacting to The Ricky Gervais Show.

[@davidz3879]

This is part of s1 e2 of BBC sitcom Peter Kay's Car Share.

[@cerbie70]

"Where's the dog in your dogging?". I believe it is called dogging because the (expect all male) audience take a dog with them as to look less suspicious/ have an explanation for why they are in a secluded industrial/ country area after dark.

[@rollomaughfling380]

Whole series deserves a reaction-full episodes. A simply executed, very charming show.

[@alabama1413]

Flower is a term of affection Mandy. ‘Car Share’ is another great comedy series worth watching if you get the chance. Peter Kay is a comedy genius. Always love your reactions Mandy 👍👍👍

[@MandyCaneLane]

🤗🤗🤗

[@johnp8131]

"Flower" tends to be a more Northern English term of affection. "Pet" in the very North-East of England, similar to "Duck" in the Midlands or "Love" but said "Luv", in the South-East.

[@DeusVult71]

"Luv" is said in Leeds West Yorkshire has been for years 😜

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

"Flower" is just a british pet name, like "duck" or even "cocker" Similar to how some Americans use the word "sweety" or "darling"

[@j9lorna]

Flower, petal I think are predominantly northern. Go further north and you are likely to be called "pet", particularly Newcastle aka Geordie's I.e. "you're looking gorgeous tonight pet". But Peter is Bolton through and through and Flower fits in perfectly

[@MandyCaneLane]

I like flower! I do not like pet 😅😂

[@j9lorna]

It is probably called dogging because the onservers would be walking the dog when they stumble across a dogging site. In fact it's usually dog walkers who end up stumbling upon all kinds of things. Remains of bodies in the woods being prime examples

[@MandyCaneLane]

That isn't suspicious at all 👀

[@joecoppola3974]

Mandy your laugh is so nice

[@davidbennett8598]

I see you enjoyed it you went dogging ,Peter Kay is good in all the car share episodes I like "kidnap a monkey" you will love it & be in stitches 😂

[@robinhowson4292]

Yeah flower is a sweet compliment along with Petal , rose , buttercup and so on 👍👍

[@jaykafei4815]

I love how she says 'Kenneth' at the end, reminds me of a teacher at school when they're getting serious.

[@ChristbaitRising]

I've seen this so many times and it remains as funny every time!

[@davidz3879]

PK's Channel 4 sitcom Phoenix Nights is good.

[@ethelmini]

Not just Peter Kay, that one.

[@davidz3879]

@@ethelmini No sitcom is only him.

[@cliffordwaterton3543]

When I was working (retired 2 years) I would sometimes pick up the phone to be greeted with the words 'Ey up flower' from a a female colleague with a booming but warm and friendly Yorkshire accent - always put a smile on my face😊 Car share was a great comedy series that never tried too hard to be funny and was just these two talking in a car for half an hour.

[@davidz3879]

Mandy, is dogging popular in Argentina?

[@fintonmainz7845]

The pampas is riddled with dogging gauchos.

[@MandyCaneLane]

I have no idea 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@MandyCaneLane]

Lmao! 😂😂

[@davidz3879]

@@MandyCaneLane I guess it doesn't appeal to you!

[@iankinver1170]

In Cornwall we call people "my lover" quite a lot. This got me into a bit of bother in a bar in Boston one evening. I needed to get to the bar, so I said to the woman in front of me, "excuse me my lover, may I get past?". Shè got quite indignant until the woman I was with explained to her that I was Cornish and that was just how we spoke. She seemed to like it after that.

[@MandyCaneLane]

Lol 😂😂

[@nikkihayes5411]

Northern english one would be "pet" or "petal".....very frowned upon by southern belles😈

[@Brian67588]

They say 'mylove' in Wales. Tried it once, doesn't work in a different accent.

[@karmapolice3146]

Flower is a total complement. The best compliment

[@AndyGuinan]

Another great reaction Mandy! 🫶 Peter is one of the all time classic British comedians whom everybody seems to love 😁 To answer your question about people calling you "flower", it's a quintessentially British (typically Northern) thing to refer to people in this manner. It's just a term of endearment when talking to someone (even if they are a complete stranger) and I think that's why a lot of people around the world rate us northerners as some of the most kind and outgoing people they tend to meet 🙂 You have other terms such as love, petal, pet, duck, mucker and darling (to name but a few) and some of them are typically used when referring to either the same gender or opposite, depending on the situation and indeed the town or city you're in 🙏

[@MandyCaneLane]

Thank you so much for the donation Andy!! 🤗🤗 And the explanation! Flower sounds nice, duck sounds ridiculous!! And muck? I thought this was a bad one! 😅🤭

[@AndyGuinan]

@@MandyCaneLane you're welcome Mandy, you have a really infectious laugh that never ceases to relight the memory of the first time I saw these clips 🤪 Yeah the words do sound odd to those who aren't used to it 😂 Duck and mucker are really other words for mate/pal/buddy but they date back centuries. The history of Britain is pretty fascinating and sometimes it's a wonder we've managed to get where we are today 😂 A lot of towns and cities in the northern parts of England were heavily industrialised and the folk living in those times were categorised as hard labour workers. Unfortunately they had the label of not being very well educated due to being forced to leave school at a very early age (I think my own grandparents left school between the ages of 12-14 to go and work in the cotton mills and factories). This was all thanks to the class system in place that put them as lower down in the political "food chain" to the wealthy South, and as such you got this colourful, broad and versatile version of English that was spoken by the hardened, no nonsense grafters of the North, and that's where the origins of these words comes from 🙂 You can kinda get a feel for this when you watch Game of Thrones with the accent that the Starks have 😉

[@steved6092]

🤔 were you almost blushing Mandy ! ... Car Share is a great series that shouldn't really work ! But the script & acting are fantastic ... Peter & Sian Gibson were long time friends from University & he wrote the part of Kayleigh with Sian in mind ... she had given up on acting & was working in a call centre when she got the part, without an interview ... loved your reaction to this

[@quench100]

Haha. Good clip! You can't go wrong with Peter Kay 😆

[@MandyCaneLane]

Apparently not! 😂🤪

[@flarey9495]

car share is a fantastic show, worth the watch!

[@steveholman6692]

This was an absolutely brilliant show, both funny and lovely. I enjoyed the impression of Kayleigh at the beginning haha, more of those please 😂

[@CycolacFan]

“I had to Google dogging…” oh so sweet and innocent 😘

[@MandyCaneLane]

I only saw the meaning! (Luckily) 😅😅

[@josephdebono6845]

being called a flower is a complement , when someone calls you ( DUCHESS ) or ( PRINSESS) , it could be that the other person cant remember your name. flowers are very PRETTY. JOE

[@MandyCaneLane]

😂😂

[@alfiefletcher7513]

Hey Mandy! Great reaction I love your laugh! I'm glad you enjoyed it and flower is one of the terms of endearment we have over here in the UK! :) I hope you're well Mandy!

[@MandyCaneLane]

Thank you so much Alfie! I hope you are well too!! 🤗🤗

[@alfiefletcher7513]

@@MandyCaneLane Thanks Mandy! :)

[@steviesellers]

Flower is normally a yorkshire affectionate word , as is luv which is used a lot in yorkshire

[@gerardduffy4004]

You know I have never watched an episode from start to finish but I have seen this clip a few times and it never gets old. I can easily imagine your laughter once you read that dogging means in relation to this video. do tell me if were you shocked or surprised, will you be able to see people in your neighbourhood walking their dogs in the same light again without laughing just a little. Peter Key never disappoints

[@MandyCaneLane]

I was quite surprised! Thought it was something very different 😅😅

[@andrewbush3744]

Your videos are amazing your smile cheers me up Peter Kay is a legend in the UK from Bolton Lancashire 😁😆

[@MandyCaneLane]

Thank you Andrew! 🤗🤗

[@rickb3645]

Hi Mandy... Flower... Petal... Honey... Sweetheart... Duck... Love... Etc... Are all terms of endearment or a greeting or used to thank someone too... Different words such as these are used by various geographical areas of the UK... For instance... If a lady in a Coffee Shop serves you your drink at the table... Instead of just saying Thank You... Someone might say Thanks Petal... Or Thanks Love... It's sometimes classed as a more personal kind of response to others by kind warm hearted people. 👍

[@MandyCaneLane]

They all sound find except 'duck' that sounds ridiculous 😅😂

[@gusgibsaints]

Flower...still used by older Northern English people (I'm from the South) as a term of endearment. It's is an expression that is probably dying out amongst the younger generation.

[@paulmunn9699]

on the first lockdown i watched the outtakes of car share. just golden.

[@bricook886]

if you get to read this, then flower is a english term for someone that is innocent, mostly to not being aware of the subject being talked about. considered condiscending nowadays, but to older people more protective

[@willmark100]

Mandy- You are making me laugh- Sorry must go walk the dog 😂😇

[@highstimulation2497]

someone else said: "People used to use the excuse of "I'm just looking for my dog" when confronted about what they were doing hanging around, and why they had to suddenly leave in a hurry... And that's how it got the name dogging."

[@davidz3879]

Peter Kay cancelled all his work suddenly at in Dec 2017, without saying why. Loads of people have made various speculations & claims about him, in many cases claiming that they know him or someone close to him. None of the claims have been proved & some have been disproved.

[@helvete983]

He seems to be slowly stepping back into public life. He has performed a couple of shows, although his focus seems to be on charity specifically mitochondrial disease. So one could speculate it has somehow affected a member of his family. His own words say he has had firsthand experience of the effects and he has written new Car Share material for his book from which all profits go to the NHS. Whatever the reason lets hope things are better for him now and he can return to what he does best.

[@davidz3879]

@@helvete983 If his break were due to a family member's illness, he wouldn't need to take a few years off work. Can you imagine taking a few years off work because someone you're related to is ill?

[@steved6092]

Peter is set to announce a huge UK arena tour for 2023, six years after he cancelled his last shows.

[@helvete983]

@@davidz3879 I would if I were a multimillionaire, he is, and it was my child, seems likely.. so yes.

[@davidz3879]

@@helvete983 You've no evidence that his child has been ill for years. That's merely one of many unsupported claims. One of the others is that he had to take a few years off work because his grandmother died!

[@Matty_UK]

Ahh dogging, another great British export that spread across Europe. Lol Channel 4 did a documentary about dogging called Doggers Tales. It's hilarious! You should watch it for a laugh. Calling people flower is a regional thing. Britain is very different county to county. You can be called flower,.petal, poppit, treacle, my duck, all sorts of stuff.

[@MandyCaneLane]

Treacle!! I have seen that and was so confused!! Didn't know that was nice 🤭😅 And thank you, but I am nkt sure I want to check that out 🤪😅

[@Matty_UK]

@@MandyCaneLane Treacle is cockney rhyming slang. Treacle tart = sweetheart. You don't say the "tart" part though, just treacle. Or you can call ya bird (bird is a woman) ya treacle. Because treacle is yummy and tasty. And ya know ya love a bitta dogging now ya googled it. Lol😋

[@phogue1]

You suddenly realizing why it is called that may have been the funniest part of the video. Love your reactions, your honesty, and how charming it is you had to look it up! Congratulations on your first 100K followers.

[@MandyCaneLane]

Thank you Paul! A zero slipped your hand there though, not quite there, but happy with where I am! 🤗🤗

[@phogue1]

@@MandyCaneLane Oh, the other 90K let me know they're hiding, that's all. Yeah, that's what I mean, sure, sure. Seriously, you are on your way there. Have a great day!

[@MandyCaneLane]

@@phogue1 😂😂😂

[@DruGunners]

I Google it, and what oh oh oh 😆 that reaction was brilliant.

[@MandyCaneLane]

Haha, luckily I saw no images!!

[@DruGunners]

@@MandyCaneLane That is a whole new video 😆

[@CMDRRustyDog]

Another great reaction. Great that you got to see this one, it's a great TV series (Peter Kay's Car Share).

[@MandyCaneLane]

🤗🤗🤗

[@damienyoung751]

Loved car share, was a very natural comedy captured perfectly how people are here (specifically northerners). filmed in Bolton and around where I live in the Northwest of England.. few times they drive up and down yhe streets near me.. glad you liked it flower. x.

[@bradleycharlesworth8745]

Great reaction 👍. I've got both series on DVD. Peter Kay is by far one of the best comedians. I really reccomend watching them all. His humour is hillarious. I honestly recommend watching them both because we watch them a lot. I think John and Kayleigh were a fantastic duo. Shes just as good as him. I'm familiar with the term dogging as I've heard it before. Like Peter Kay I'm a northerner from Yorkshire, he's from Lancashire which is next door to our county.

[@MandyCaneLane]

Thank you Bradley! I agree with you, I must watch more!

[@adcatman]

This has to be a comedy classic. We Brits are a little unusual but mostly harmless. 'Dogging, dogging...what's all that about! 🙂

[@duncanwyer2460]

Need my daily fix of Mandy to put a smile on my face

[@MandyCaneLane]

🤗🤗

[@paulhadfield7909]

its called dogging, because people pretend they are walking their dog, if the police come along. and yes men call women 'flower' or petal' , and women often call men 'love' or sweetheart,

[@clivethewritermadenglishma4042]

If you watch the series keep an eye on the shop signs as they drive past. Loads of hidden jokes.

[@charliecosta3971]

This never gets old. I absolutely love Peter. Wait till you come across 'NAN' a character from the Catherine Tate Show. Sorry to add more stuff to your ridiculously long list but Mandy I promise you it's worth it PS. You need a day off... Xxx

[@MandyCaneLane]

A day off sounds lovely, but I can't yet! Too much to do!! And I have a Catherine Tate video coming out these next few days!! 🤗🤗 And I oice suggestions, they keep me on the right track! 🤪

[@MandyCaneLane]

Hey also, is this copyright trick better? Easier on the eyes than the text, right?

[@charliecosta3971]

@@MandyCaneLane I'll have to rewatch it because, whatever you did it was perfect.

[@charliecosta3971]

@@MandyCaneLane yes It is much better xx

[@MandyCaneLane]

Cool! I was going for a "looking through the blinds" kind of feel 🤪🤭

[@markunderwood912]

Hi from Sheffield Yorkshire England yes ime from the north of england like me he's from bolton not far from me yes it's a northa expiration of affection and endearment 🥰🥰🥰

[@jgooner894]

Is An Idiot Abroad coming soon? Love you watching any Karl stuff.

[@MandyCaneLane]

Yes!!! Next week I will start ' An Idiot Abroad' and watch 'The Ricky Gervais Show' episode 4! 🤗🤗

[@user-ex9my1by7u]

It's called dogging, as dog walkers would come across couples in out of the way places...😊

[@ritahamblin1043]

I watch a few times and it's as funny now as the first. As I understand it flower is a flirty compliment. It like joey's of friends fame saying "How You doing". 😊

[@MandyCaneLane]

Haha, interesting comparison! 🤣🤣

[@caphowdy666]

Welcome to the Mandy Cane Lane dogging channel. Flower, is more of a Northern thing. Flower is basically the same as sweetheart, love, darling etc

[@keithteaser]

Flower girl meaning beauty as a flower

[@jono.pom-downunder]

Flower, petal, blossom, darling, sweetheart, bub, love, all terms of affection for ladies, non derogatory, like saying mate, pal, lad, old bastard, to a bloke, just general greetings from someone 🙊 "oh I get it now"😂🤣🤣

[@MandyCaneLane]

😅😅😅

[@CharmingNewSociety]

I'd definitely recommend checking out the series itself. Though I doubt you could do reactions to it because there's music playing on the radio throughout every episode, which all take place on the characters' drive to and from work. It's actually a very sweet series. 2 seasons, 6 episodes each, and two specials (including the finale).

[@markpbowen]

Hope you were careful when you googled it and didn’t go to any videos there 😂😂😂 thanks for the laugh, a great addition to my birthday. Keep making us laugh it keeps us young. Have an awesome day Mandy x

[@MandyCaneLane]

Lmao!!! Just the meaning of the word! Nothing else!!! 😅😅😅 Haha, and Happy Birthday Mark!! 🥳🥳 Hope you have a great one!! 🤗

[@chrissedaka8141]

@@MandyCaneLane Would it have been digital dogging (dogg-e-ing) if you had watched the videos? After all, you'd be watching (which I'm....told is one of the features of that particular activity.)

[@chrissedaka8141]

Also, Happy birthday, Mark. From a randomer on t'internet. :)

[@markpbowen]

@@chrissedaka8141 thanks 😊

[@arthurspils2565]

Can recommend more Car Share, always incredibly well written

[@R20966]

Knickers = undergarments

[@mentalhealthgaming1998]

Embarrassed mandy is funny haha 'I just understood it' lmao

[@MandyCaneLane]

Hahaha, took me a sec 😅😅

[@robertwalters5654]

There's actually dogging site around the country

[@Gazzzz1]

in the north petal is also an affectionate term

[@j9lorna]

I've heard it said that doggers have cars that look like plasterers radio's

[@joecoppola3974]

Doggy heheh dog heheh❤

[@BaronVonGreenback1882]

Flower, is a northern England term of endearment, it actually works both ways in places so men call each other flower in parts of Yorkshire, around the Wakefield area, it's an area of tough working-class men, miners, blue-collar guys etc but it's said more of a light-hearted joke comment.

[@daveworrall1151]

Folks, subscribe to this channel. Nothing Mandy does is contrived, it just genuine reactions

[@MandyCaneLane]

I had to google the word 'contrived' 😅😅 Thank you very much! Listen to Dave people! He knows his stuff! 📢💨

[@daveworrall1151]

@@MandyCaneLane it's a great word that describes a lot of reaction channels 😄

[@kingstumble]

"Flower" is commonly used in Yorkshire and Lancashire (northern England) as a term of endearment but not so much elsewhere. Here in the Wild West Midlands(!) I don't think I have heard anybody use it. Darling or Sugar is much more common.

[@MandyCaneLane]

I like 'flower', never been a fan of 'sugar' 😅

[@davidclarke2513]

Generally it's people from the North of England that use the word flower as a term of indearment

[@MandyCaneLane]

I like it! 🤪

[@Loki1815]

Alright Darlin', treacle, gorgeous.

[@DLWKND]

If you love Peter kay then you will love Phoenix Nights! Its a classic, filmed in my home town of Bolton. It is hilarious!! 😅

[@nikkihayes5411]

And thats what happens in every episode.....two people chat on the way to and from church...ps, im from The North and "flower" and "petal" are normal there but now i live in Devon and some locals use the term "my lover" which freaked me out for about a year specially as it tended to come from old ladies working in shops and cafes.....these are all safe and nice terms as is "my duck" (Wiltshire i think) and "darling"(Staffordshire) ...anyway its worth watching the smurf episode (G.O.T. connection)😈😇👍

[@Paul_Allaker8450]

Great reaction Mandy, keep up the good work Flower! 😉 You should check out Sean Lock on 8 out of 10 cats especially the 'challenging w***' clip. Have a good weekend. 👍

[@MandyCaneLane]

I have seen some Sean Lock clips, but have trouble finding good ones! They are usually click bait titles and have barely any Sean in them 😅

[@Paul_Allaker8450]

@@MandyCaneLane Here you go..... kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoKceoWme6yahrs

[@lk-music]

Haha, pretty sure it was your Peter Kay's Misheard Lyrics reaction that directed me to your channel in the first place.

[@MandyCaneLane]

Then you have been here for a while! Thank you for staying and hope you enjoy! 🤗🤗

[@chrismot]

Flower, consider it as a term of endearment. Words also associated: sweetheart, love, pet, hen, darling and so on.

[@MandyCaneLane]

Pet? That doesn't sound right 😂😅

[@chrismot]

@@MandyCaneLane a very northern England expression , shortened from the word, PETAL.😂

[@robertlonsdale5326]

Calling you flower or love is a term of friendship. x

[@MandyCaneLane]

I like it 🤪

[@robertlonsdale5326]

@@MandyCaneLane And an x at the end is a kiss not a code to reply. x

[@gazb87yorkshiresalt48]

50th!!! Looking forward to this one Mandy! Hope you're well flower? 🙏🇬🇧✌

[@MandyCaneLane]

I am great!! Thank you! How was my copyright trick? Better now, right?

[@gazb87yorkshiresalt48]

@@MandyCaneLane what was the trick this time? It just looked normal without the copyright lines across! BUT......... You may end up with a strike due to the music in the video! Hopefully not though. 👍

[@MandyCaneLane]

It has a "looking through the blinds" effect 😅😅 And luckily I can't get striked for music. KZbin ALWAYS catches music 🤪

[@rayg4360]

Re flower, it's gladioli down our way

[@andyyoung9463]

Another great Carshare clip is when they kidnap a monkey from the safari park...worth a viewing

[@lumpyfishgravy]

Flower is affectionate but it also means you might be a bit delicate. Depends who you're calling flower!

[@MandyCaneLane]

Lmao! I like it though! 🤪

[@monkeymansingsSKA]

Flower is a sweet term of endearment as is petal... petal

[@MandyCaneLane]

🤗

[@ReallyFarFarAway]

Peter Kay's accent is actually quite heavy, so you're doing quite a good job if you understand most of it !!! ( It's a working class Bolton accent ( and yes : working class is a factor in the UK, i.e. much more of a factor compared to the US or/and Canada .. ) )

[@MandyCaneLane]

It is work, but I love it! Makes things funnier 🤭

[@terencecarroll1812]

Flower, love, petal, sweetie these are terms of endearment that we use in UK specially if we don't know your name and also if we do. It's just a polite way of making you feel comfortable and warm inside

[@MandyCaneLane]

I like these better than "hen" and "bird" LOL

[@terencecarroll1812]

@@MandyCaneLane Those are more immature boys chat thinking they're impressing you

[@myopicautisticmetal9035]

I think if anyone would be Dogging with you involved, you wouldn't be the one doing the Dogging. Such personality! Se you smile later!

[@markdavidson9100]

John and Kayleigh are such wonderful characters and a nice idea for a show…the first half is them going to work and arriving at supermarket car park, Kayleigh rather likes the muscular trolley guy.

[@Mviews-hb4ib]

Believe it or not whilst working for a takeaway a few years back I delivered 3-4 times to doggers at it . They had a nice spot near Seaton beach north east England. Friendly ppl

[@MandyCaneLane]

"Friendly people" 😂😅

[@melbeasley9762]

A right old dog is slang for an ugly woman. That's theonly dog connection I can think of.

[@billythebootlegger.4376]

🤣🤣🤣

[@cookiesroblox6759]

You need to react to more Peter Kay.. he's a British Comedian.. Watch him on youtube live on stage.. x

[@MandyCaneLane]

I have seen plenty of Peter Kay! 🤗🤗

[@RocksterOO1]

😂😂😂

[@JohnMacbeth]

Yeah "flower", "love" or "petal" are just innocent terms of endearment. Generally doesn't mean anything more than that.

[@MandyCaneLane]

I like flower! 🤪

[@jasondavid3969]

Northern expression for darling or love😜😍🇬🇧

[@MandyCaneLane]

I like it! 🤪