Deliver as addressed and not to neighbour

[Brainache]

Where do you `chap` on a customers door - I have never ever ever heard it before and I have lived in different parts of the country.

[Godric]

Where do you `chap` on a customers door - I have never ever ever heard it before and I have lived in different parts of the country.

i'm from the Kingdom of Alba (precisely Ayrshire) chap as in knock

[fishtank]

Where do you `chap` on a customers door - I have never ever ever heard it before and I have lived in different parts of the country.

You obviously haven't played Chap Door,Run?

[POSTMAN]

We call it knock down Ginger.........no offence to any Gingers on here

[Brainache]

Where do you `chap` on a customers door - I have never ever ever heard it before and I have lived in different parts of the country.

i'm from the Kingdom of Alba (precisely Ayrshire) chap as in knock

Fair enough - I`ve never lived in Wales.

[5plusbonusball]

I thought it was from down sarf like them on eastenders - chapping sam wood for the fire! and if you see a bird with big wotsits , do you up there say what a lovely pair of chappers?
Anyway , I only slip parcels unless the neighbour comes to me.

[fng]

Where do you `chap` on a customers door - I have never ever ever heard it before and I have lived in different parts of the country.

You obviously haven't played Chap Door,Run?

You mean knockadoorscarper surley

[Godric]

Where do you `chap` on a customers door - I have never ever ever heard it before and I have lived in different parts of the country.

i'm from the Kingdom of Alba (precisely Ayrshire) chap as in knock

Fair enough - I`ve never lived in Wales.

Alba (pronounced Ala-pa) = Scotland

[Godric]

Where do you `chap` on a customers door - I have never ever ever heard it before and I have lived in different parts of the country.

You obviously haven't played Chap Door,Run?

ah the good ole days

[Godric]

I thought it was from down sarf like them on eastenders - chapping sam wood for the fire! and if you see a bird with big wotsits , do you up there say what a lovely pair of chappers?
Anyway , I only slip parcels unless the neighbour comes to me.

nah either "you've got a fair clutter of t!ts" or "you've go a mighty fine set of chebs on ye"

[fishtank]

Where do you `chap` on a customers door - I have never ever ever heard it before and I have lived in different parts of the country.

You obviously haven't played Chap Door,Run?

You mean knockadoorscarper surley

That i can understand.
It does what it says on the tin.
I'm lost with what Postman is on about with gingers though???

[clashcityrocker]

I'm lost with what Postman is on about with gingers though???

Knock down Ginger or Knocky Door Ginger were the names for a game dating back to 19th century England or possibly before to the Cornish traditional holiday of Nickanan Night. This game or prank is played by children in many cultures. It involves knocking on the front door (or ringing the doorbell) of a victim, then running away before the door can be answered.

Victims of this prank are not likely to call the police, but if they decide to, the "doorbell ditcher" can face charges of trespassing and disturbing the peace. In the United Kingdom, trespassing is a civil matter and not a criminal matter, thus the police will not compile a case for a victim. However, under the Town Police Clauses Act 1847, it is a criminal offence to "wilfully and wantonly disturb any inhabitant, by pulling or ringing any door bell, or knocking at any door" punishable with up to 14 days imprisonment.

[eastie]

These days its even funnier cos the blighters nick your wireless doorbell, run down the street and then press it. They still press it when you answer the door

[TrueBlueTerrier]

We call it knock down Ginger.........no offence to any Gingers on here

I'm lost with what Postman is on about with gingers though???

Sounds like a questionable version "Death Race 2000" - mind you if you got 1000 for Chris Evans I can see the attraction.

[mclovin]

Was called knocky nine door round my way.