[colleensj]

My friend gave me two of these bushes in pots and they had been abused   
So I repotted them, fed them and gave them a bit of TLC.
I took one for my mum and she said ''oh thanx a goosegob bush'' I said ''no goosegog'' and so on.....
Well lets just say we agreed to disagree

Are they 2 different things or the same thing but different people call them different names?

[mumofstig]

well according to  this both of you are right 

[colleensj]

lol....gogs, bobs AND gobs!!

Ok what do you call them then...I wonder what the majority call them

I like gogs!

[mumofstig]

they are goosegogs to me as a Cockney, I'm not sure about here in Kent though 

[arugula]

Gooseberries   

[mumofstig]

Gooseberries   

boring 

[Babstreefern]

From a northern's point of view, "...gogs"

[Sue33]

goosegogs to me  

[tosca100]

Gogs

[Livinhope]

...gogs in Hampshire.

[Yorkie]

Gogs in this part of Yorkshire too 

(your mum's getting well outvoted so far  )

[colleensj]

Gogs in this part of Yorkshire too 

(your mum's getting well outvoted so far  )

YAY  @ mum hee hee hee

Well I always called them gooseberries as a kid..... dunno when that changed!!

[mobilekat]

Gooslebumps.......

Just to be different!

Think thats a family word tho!

[Dave Mack]

Gogs here in Scouseland also 

[Springlands]

Goosegogs where I was born in Northern Ireland