Basically i’m taking you through the daily chain of events to “Link” meant to meet up, a “Daps” is a customary touching of fist between acquaintances. The relapsing i’m refering to is the fact that at the time, members of our number discovered crack cocaine and this fuelled the need for money, me and the few that didn’t partake would go home once money was made since it was “Chapsing” meaning the weather was cold.

PC Bond was and still is the local officer assigned to where I grew up, famed for his diligence and perserverance when it comes to a pursuit, he shot to local fame when he made a controversial slur against against the Roma Gipsy community http://www.sloughobserver.co.uk/articles/1/1758

“Feds” aren’t federal police as they don’t exist in England but its the title we give to any officer of the law. “Out there” is what the criminal excursions were called and “Garms” short for garments was what we called our clothes.

to “clap” is also slang for thieving or robbing, “laps” is slang for laptop, coming from a town with the biggest industrial estate in europe http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slough_Trading_Estate computer crime was prevalent. During the 90’s laptops weren’t as common a feature as they are now, so a stolen one was lucrative business which would mean you were “set” meaning in a good posistion. with the laptop being an everyday household appliance to replicate these actions in this day and age wouldn’t be anywhere near as beneficial.

Here i’m detailing the progression of the crimes as they got worse, in a sense we moved up. The heroes i’m refering to are members of the public that would intervene, which wasn’t that common unless it was builders or construction workers. The term “moved up” means to give someone a beating which was the way we dealt with the situation.

Helm is a ship’s steering mechanism but is metaphorically a posistion of leadership. I’m saying i wasn’t the leader but i played my posistion.

Here i’m reminiscing about starting out as a petty criminal and likening the group I associated with to a pack of wild dogs, to “lick” something is slang for thieving or robbing and suits the behaviour of a wild dog who would do this to survive as well as literally licking anything with its tongue.

Here Jack puns the term “Rock hard” he maintains that regardless of the freezing conditions he maintains an erection, while at the same time distributing “Rock (narcotics) hard”

In this last part the “BK” jack is refering to is Burger King who have an add campaign centre around “Have it your way” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rkg_XojVRcs the last bit is a double entendre and a simile in one sense aiming for the “head” can be taken in a literal sense since he just advised on acquiring a vest in another sense “Head” means fellatio since Jack aims for it like foreplay.

Here Jack says if he has given you the money he expects it when he wants it, the next part is a double entendre while it seems like he is saying that if you don’t like his terms then find your own money, what he’s really saying is if you don’t like his terms acquire a bullet proof vest.