| Egress 17:06 - Mar 29 with 694 views | BleuBlue |
Anyone know what is it in relation to the works going on at PR? Mark Ashton keeps mentioning it. I always thought it meant female eagle. Shows what I know. |  | | |  |
| Egress on 17:13 - Mar 29 with 633 views | PhilTWTD |
It's an electronic version of gress. |  | | |
| Egress on 17:16 - Mar 29 with 609 views | Keno |
Leitrim came over and dug it up, finding ruins of a medieval nunnery
They are birds of pray |  |
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| Egress on 17:21 - Mar 29 with 581 views | GeoffSentence |
It's a type of heron. |  |
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| Egress on 17:28 - Mar 29 with 547 views | catch74 |
It’s regarding a sandwich bar, specialising in egg and cress, those at the top have their own shortened sandwich slang. Chickle, hustard and Prayo also to feature. |  |
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| Egress on 18:54 - Mar 29 with 394 views | HighgateBlue |
At the risk of being whooshed, and not being able to think of another funny answer, it essentially means the same as exit. |  | | |
| Egress on 18:57 - Mar 29 with 388 views | Vic |
It’s a bird. |  |
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| Egress on 18:58 - Mar 29 with 384 views | Vic |
Or is it the female version of the village ejit? | |
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