Wor Geordies Lost His Penka
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Wow awesome, i've been looking for this song for ages :D, love it :)
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I'm 22 and I still remember all the geordie songs I used to sing in primary school. :D proud geordie lass!!
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a penka was a big steel ball bearing worth 5 normal boodies
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im 64 years old and am a geordie and i have always known it as a benker also, a metal ball bearing, as bassoprimo did, but who cares, i love these songs.
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i am a strong accent geordie. i call it liggie..never herd penka version lol.
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taneet
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Gresat stuff marra!
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In Ashington, it was always Penker/Penkah
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brought up in Dunston at the board school it was liggie but my kids in Chester le Street were taught penker.
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I have always known it as "benker" in Co. Durham, a benker is a marble or ball bearing.
bassoprimo 3 years ago
Hi
Thanks for the comment re Penka - its interesting that you call it a Benker, we always called them Penka's but freinds of mine in the Necastle area call it a Liggie !
All the Best
Michael Goonan
scenicphotos 3 years ago