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#345823 - 06/19/12 07:02 AM
Re: Best thing since sliced bread...
[Re: eddiefromrotherham]
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Registered: 01/30/06
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Tony, I have to admit; I only understand about 1/3 of the things you post on this forum. It may be me and my grasp of the english language, but whew; I'm not getting much of what you say?? Have no fear.You're not alone But it's maybe because Tony is from Lancashire and english is not well understood there I will now stand back and defend my Yorkshire heritage....... Eddie, Drinking his Yorkshire tea, reading his Yorkshire Post, eating his Yorkshire Puddings, listening to his Yorkshire Brass bands, walking his Yorkshire whippet, understood every word of this. sethi, Al won't understand any of this Eddie, it's all in Yorkshire code, heeeeeee, haaaaaaaaa
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#345854 - 06/19/12 04:01 PM
Re: Best thing since sliced bread...
[Re: Tony Hughes]
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Registered: 01/01/09
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See? The Wars of the Roses continues to this day. The wife's a Yorkshire lass, so it's the White Rose for me. ;-)
And Yorkshire Tea, picked fresh every morning in the hills above Rotherham - yes, we get it here in the colonies! 248, You can't just go off what your wife says if she is from Yorkshire, you need to know the fully history behind it and then you will have no doubt who you would want to take with you on a night out, take someone from Yorkshire and you will be buying the drinks all night, cause they won't, look out I feel and edddddie ache coming on. Men from Yorkshire can peel an orange in their pocket. I will PM anyone would doesn't undersantanze, yah! LOL! Tony. You've obviously no experience of a Yorkshire lass. I don't have a choice. BTW, I was in Manchester once, and it was so cold I even saw a solicitor with his hands in his own pockets. He reckoned Lancashire pockets were made extra deep so the bottom of them was unreachable.
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