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Help needed: obscure Cockney phrases

by Gordon 10. January 2010 09:50

Richard writes:

"My mum used the phrases: HOW'S YOUR BELLY OFF OF SPOTS" and "HOW'S YOUR MOTHER OFF OF DRIPPING"?"

What do these phrases mean?

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