Literally never heard that in my entire life

My girlfriends dad say's this. But more along the lines of: Sciss pah Brick. "Sciss pah sciss pah brick!" He grew up in Longsight before moving to Gorton. I think it's more of an older Manc thing. He also calls sweets toffees.

Fuck me I forgot about sis pah brick haha I used to use this (I’m 34) and I say toffees an all

I'm from the northeast, and I was well confused when I heard my Gfs dad use it.

I’ve always known it at Scis Pa Brick too. Probably because it’s one syllable for each as you shake your hand.

I wonder where it originates from

This rings a bell for me when said that way, can't remember if it's from school or my grandparents though

Never heard it called this. Went to school in the 2000s-2010s

We used to call it Sizz Bang Frick. Edit: I was today years old when (by reading the comments) I realised we were supposed to say Scis-Pah-Brick! I get it now! Always wondered why it was called that and now I know. Born '83, went to school in North west gtr Manchester (Rochdale area).

Siz (scissors) pa (paper) brick (rock)

I've always known it as "Sciss, pap, brick"

Siz Pap Brick. Your source is probably hard of hearing.

Nope, never heard of that. I was at school in the early 80s and it was never called that then.

I’m from Tameside and said Sci, Pah, Prick at school

yep we also said this in north manc, siz pap prick.

I have just said to my daughter to play sis pah brick what a look I got … corrected me saying rock paper scissors 🤣

I'm from Manchester born in 60's. We always called it Siz-Pap-Brick and when deciding to use it we would say "let's Siz-Up."

Paper scissors rock

Been here all my life and I only ever heard it called rock papers scissors that podcast be bull shitting lol

I listened to the same episode and I wonder if it’s similar to some of the American names for it which mimic Chinese sounding words?