Posters of the North, unite!
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I put vinegar on everything, Sarnies, Pizzas, Roast DinnerI live in Jersey, but I was born in Sunderland, do I count
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Jersey it depends on your accent IMO. I ain't having no Queens English poppycock boulderdash Frenchman claiming to be northern
Can I join in? I'm from North Hertfordshire.
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I appreciate the Phoenix Nights link but with all due respect, get out of here before we set our whippets on you.
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Baaaaaaarth
But not in a posh way!
Get out of here and close the door behind you.
Baaaaaaarth
But not in a posh way!
You could redeem yourself by answering the next question correctly:
Name the next 2 meals after breakfast.
Is it (a) lunch and dinner
or (b) dinner and tea?
It is also your evening meal. It negates the need for the term "lunch", which is very gay.
Correct
Breakfast, Lunch and Tea/Dinner. Tea if it's at home; dinner if you're eating out.
"Are you coming round to mine for tea?"
"Are we going out tonight for dinner?"
If you have dinner meaning lunch, that means you have to say "we're going out for tea at a restaurant tonight," which just sounds ghastly.
"Are you coming round to mine for tea?"
"Are we going out tonight for dinner?"
If you have dinner meaning lunch, that means you have to say "we're going out for tea at a restaurant tonight," which just sounds ghastly.
It's tea wherever you are.
"We're going out later for some tea"
Although Loiner, you did tell me once you are Middle class.
"We're going out later for some tea"
Although Loiner, you did tell me once you are Middle class.