(obsolete, UK, slang) A low thief.
I get why, cause the shops there had been empty for decades (Woolwoorths!), but an still kind of baffled by the decision by Kiddy Town Council to demolish half ths town centre to build a park that, though nice, is bas…
@mrjamesob.bsky.social my ex is called Rowland Hill and his dad lived in Kiddy - obviously a few photos in RH avenue
(obsolete, UK, slang) A low thief.
(slang, now, rare) A man, a fellow; a person.
“I get why, cause the shops there had been empty for decades (Woolwoorths!), but an still kind of baffled by the decision by Kiddy Town Council to demolish half ths town centre to build a park that, though nice, is basically an expensive path from empty shops to the STD clinic.”
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1: Donkey Kong 2: Diddy Kong 3: Dixie Kong 4: Kiddy Kong 5: Funky Kong 6: Tiny Kong 7: Lanky Kong 8; Chunky Kong Every Playable main Kong back except Cranky who is a whining NPC as always. Plus DIxie's entire f…
“@mrjamesob.bsky.social my ex is called Rowland Hill and his dad lived in Kiddy - obviously a few photos in RH avenue”
A small kid (young goat).
“1: Donkey Kong 2: Diddy Kong 3: Dixie Kong 4: Kiddy Kong 5: Funky Kong 6: Tiny Kong 7: Lanky Kong 8; Chunky Kong Every Playable main Kong back except Cranky who is a whining NPC as always. Plus DIxie's entire family are all here together at last”
“honestly the sane as your list but as much as I love Funky, love him as a helper. I'd swap him out for Kiddy, because I miss Kiddy.”
“7 Kiddy Kongs and a helper monkey from Jungle Beat”
“1. Donkey 2. Diddy 3. Dixie 4. Kiddy 5. Lanky 6. Tiny 7. Chunky 8. Funky 4 heavyweights and 4 lightweights.”
“// 'It isnt a requirement' 'I dont engage in that stuff with them' 'I just like the character' Sorry but if ya follow kiddy diddlers, count me out”