hyal
this is an old expression used by prost-tutes ” have you a light? ”
tonight i was walking a few yards to my home. after i had crossed the road from the primrose bar and restaurant in ballynahinch, co. down in the north of ireland where i had been having a few pints in excellent company, i was stopped by a young girl, probably jail bait, who said ” hyal” she ran her hand down my side as i lit her cigarette. she was with another girl and a young man who said ” leave him alone.” later when i went to empty rubbish in the bin i met the two girls walking back up the street. they had been unable to buy a lighter in the enterprise, another bar were under age. i had two lighters in my pocket so i gave them one of these as a present as i do not like to see a smoker stuck without a light.
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