brer , auch: br'er

But man these guys can dance instinctively as Brer puts it.

I hope Brer, wherever he is, will see this.

Brer: You are the last person I know who uses common in that context.

Brer described one old lady at the ballet as a frog in a dress.

High fives to Brer and Luke for all the history: it's fascinating.

It turned Brer Merlin green with envy and spite, which was a great satisfaction to me.

The one I have to disagree with you, brer, is the Dreyer.

Brer, thank you, you seem to have summed it up very well, and I do see what you mean.

I can relate totally to what Brer wrote:

My esteemed colleague above is, of course, Brer.

Brer, I agree with Desmond, you must be having a great time in Sydney.

She is v knowledgeable about opera (much more so than me) and echoes a lot of what Brer and others say.

So - I think, Angie and Brer, you're on about the acrobats.

Brer has chastised you for being condescending.

(No apostrophes in Brer; the contraction of brother is the character's first name.)

Shame Brer Fox thought so too.

Brer, over to you.

I do not see what Angie & Brer wrote as patronising .

I guess Brer Buddha's right!

My big brer was oot last night.'

I'm sure Brer and Nancy (who won't know their midfield from their elbow.

What's with all the pomposity craic, Brer and Bass?

Alan, I hope Brer will answer the first part of your question, but as for the second part, may I?

Yes Brer ... I have not got a magnifying glass strong enough to take a close up look at your new picture.