Phenging Your Ewitt

[Theland1]

"To thee I phenge my ewitt, and by this sword ...... "
Part of an inscription scratched on a broken medieval urn found in the ruins of a Stoke On Trent bingo hall.
Was phenging your ewitt a pagan or Christian practice, and what do you think the rest of the phrase might have said or suggested?

[123everton]

It's old English for everybody face Mecca now eyes down for a full house, on its own Kelly's eye.

[naomi24]

Could it be 'Oooo .... isn't he bold'? Your real name's not Rambling Syd Rumpo is it, Theland?

[Theland1]

Stars in short supply this week Wizard.
Naomi - I honestly don't know if, "phenging," is a pagan practice. And what is a "ewitt?"

[China Doll]

I think the wise old heads on here may be better served in B&S at the moment. I don't have much experience in berevement.

[123everton]

I think you only got one star wiz cos you were trying to cheat.
I'd only called one number! Another 3 and you could have had the corners, there's not even enough for a sweat there!
You'd be a nightmare on the link.
Can't you tell I once dated a bingoer....
I'll never forget it she came in this night and I said to her "have a good night?"
"Yeah" she replied "I had a couple of sweats" my face must've been a picture until she filled me on the correct usage of Bingoese

[Theland1]

China - 3 stars for compassion. (had a look and posted)

123 - 3 stars for education - bingology.

[Theland1]

Wizard - As a native of Stoke On Trent I was hoping you would be able to shed some light on phenging ewitts.
Is there nothing in your local museum or off licence that would give us a clue?