What does it mean if you "have a bit of the old one, two, buckle my shoe"? Any idea what that means?

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Have any of you ever heard that particular saying before?

Torchbug · Accepted Answer

It sounds like cockney rhyming slang. Could be a euphemism for sex or for having a drink of alcohol, depending on the context.

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'ohshyte'  got the answer correct & should have received 'best answer'.

ohshyte · Answer

It means lace makers were getting ready for work. Here's the reference 
https://allnurseryrhymes.com/one-two-buckle-my-shoe/

Anonymous · Answer

It's another very rude and coarse way of saying 'Having it off'- (having sex).

Kenny · Answer

One two buckle your shoe, three four shut the door, five six pick up sticks, seven eight don't be late, nine ten do it again . I have no idea where it came from or what it is for . It may be a hop-scotch cadence .

Pearl L · Answer

ive heard of it but i dont know what it means

What does it mean if you "have a bit of the old one, two, buckle my shoe"? Any idea what that means?

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