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Oct 10th 2010, 9:39 am

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Re: The "I'M FROM THE NORTH OF ENGLAND" thread

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Originally Posted by Sally Simpson

That is just so wrong!

Ner you gotta av pease pud on ya ham sarnies! I used to get a savaloy dip from the butchers with pease pud, mustard and gravy

Oct 10th 2010, 12:21 pm

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Re: The "I'M FROM THE NORTH OF ENGLAND" thread

Hey, I am a northener born & bred but pease pudding on a ham sandwich is just wrong. I guess it is a Yorkshire thng!

Oct 10th 2010, 1:19 pm

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Originally Posted by Beedubya

Oh yes it would be bucket or bouquet as you say on the Wirral, us common scousers have cups.

Aye maybe but deffo no ploughman's lunch at school even in The-Wirral-Actually. Some lads in the sixth form used to nip round to the shop on the corner and bring back a nudger for lunch.

Oct 10th 2010, 8:09 pm

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Aye maybe but deffo no ploughman's lunch at school even in The-Wirral-Actually. Some lads in the sixth form used to nip round to the shop on the corner and bring back a nudger for lunch.

Tuna mayo nudger. Yum yum. And a binlid on a Friday when you were filling yourself with stodge before going out on the lash.

Oct 10th 2010, 8:18 pm

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Tuna mayo nudger. Yum yum. And a binlid on a Friday when you were filling yourself with stodge before going out on the lash.

The local Binlid shop suspicioulsy burnt down then opened bigger and better as they do in the North...but of course there was nothing dodgey going on...

Oct 10th 2010, 8:28 pm

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The local Binlid shop suspicioulsy burnt down then opened bigger and better as they do in the North...but of course there was nothing dodgey going on...

Well everybody is more friendly in the North, including the insurance companies

Oct 10th 2010, 8:41 pm

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Re: The "I'M FROM THE NORTH OF ENGLAND" thread

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Hey, I am a northener born & bred but pease pudding on a ham sandwich is just wrong. I guess it is a Yorkshire thng!

Only the strange part of Yorkshire

Oct 10th 2010, 8:47 pm

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Only the strange part of Yorkshire

ham and pease pudding sarnies in a greggs stottie no other way mmmmmmmm

yes im a northerner lol

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Oct 10th 2010, 9:00 pm

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Originally Posted by snow white

ham and pease pudding sarnies in a greggs stottie no other way mmmmmmmm

yes im a northerner lol

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I remember how happy I was when I moved from Stanley to Warrington and discovered they had Greggs there too!

I wasn't so happy when I asked for a French Salad Stottie and was greeted with a blank look. So I asked for a ham bun and was told that a bun was a sweet thing.. peasants, all of them.

And please, Tesco, those flat barms you sell as stotties - well, they're not.

Oct 11th 2010, 7:14 am

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Hey, I am a northener born & bred but pease pudding on a ham sandwich is just wrong. I guess it is a Yorkshire thng!

YORKSHIRE! Wash ya mouth out girl, i'm a durham lad.

Ya want nowt t dee wi them southerners man

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Oct 11th 2010, 7:24 am

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YORKSHIRE! Wash ya mouth out girl, i'm a durham lad.

Ya want nowt t dee wi them southerners man

Jazzys

You must have a great accent

Oct 11th 2010, 11:23 am

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Well everybody is more friendly in the North, including the insurance companies

The insurance assessor probably got a lifetime supply of free Pizza's.

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You must have a great accent

Although I like the Northern accent I can never figure out why people feel the need to consistently type in accents???

Oct 11th 2010, 11:11 pm

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The insurance assessor probably got a lifetime supply of free Pizza's.

Although I like the Northern accent I can never figure out why people feel the need to consistently type in accents???

Identity & individuality I would imagine.
Oh, & to be a pain in the ass!

Oct 12th 2010, 12:57 am

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Re: The "I'M FROM THE NORTH OF ENGLAND" thread

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Identity & individuality I would imagine.
Oh, & to be a pain in the ass!

Haway Sally! Typing in regional accents? Ya canna wack it man!

Oct 12th 2010, 1:15 am

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Re: The "I'M FROM THE NORTH OF ENGLAND" thread

"Haway" is one of the few typically NE words I use, but then I'm from Redcar - the posh end

OK...thinking about it...I use "man" a lot, but then people just think I'm in a 60s timewarp.

edit: I read about the English National League marching at the weekend. Makes me so proud to be English.

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