User talk:Martin Peake 8

I used to live in Warrington the term that we used there for verbal was „cow-heeling“ e.g. She came in and gave him a right cow-heeling. Then Arthur came upth' road shoutin the odds and cow-heelin'. Well in Germany they call a crow bar a „cow's heel“ I was wondering if there's a connection. Does „cow 'eeli'“ mean to verbally strike someone with a cow's heel or does it mean to verbally strike someone with a metal crow bar. As long as it remains verbal then it doesn't really matter.