Well it's a bit embarrasing fighting the ****s if my associate is a woman, just saying
Posters of the North, unite!
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Well it's a bit embarrasing fighting the ****s if my associate is a woman, just saying
Well it's a bit embarrasing fighting the ****s if my associate is a woman, just saying
What if it was Sigourney Weaver in Alien? She was hard as nails.
Well it's a bit embarrasing fighting the ****s if my associate is a woman, just saying
i can fight with the best of them.
Can you fook Jen, you're a ***got
***got? those pork things in gravy? ****ing northerners.
i'll fight ya eriC.
Not ironic at all. Scotland, in it's populous parts, is a ****in ****ehole as well. But, we can continue to nit-pick over which bit of a turd is the turdiest.
North Lincolnshire is welcome in a kind of 'Gurkhas are also British soldiers' kind of way. You're free to tag along.
North Lincolnshire is welcome in a kind of 'Gurkhas are also British soldiers' kind of way. You're free to tag along.
To be fair, North Lincolnshire is more or less Northern England. It's further North than Sheffield, and pretty much level with Donneh.
North Lincolnshire is welcome in a kind of 'Gurkhas are also British soldiers' kind of way. You're free to tag along.
I was going by that colour map someone posted earlier, I consider myself a Northerner, because when i have my third meal of the day i call it tea.
Nice one, welcome.
Talking of Northern Dialect, one of the most fascinating things is our rich diversity of words for an alleyway. Round here, it's known as a 'ginnel'. Fellow Northerners, what is your own way of referring to these handy little sidestreets?
please tell me that is meant to be gay, as in a kinda sarcastic way?
Did I ****ing ask you? It's probably known as a stab street where you're from.
It's a Ginnel here. I love Northern words, I ****ing cringe everytime I hear a Southerner use say 'Owt' or 'Nowt'. It's just wrong.
Leeds-18:1150873 said:Nice one, welcome.
Talking of Northern Dialect, one of the most fascinating things is our rich diversity of words for an alleyway. Round here, it's known as a 'ginnel'. Fellow Northerners, what is your own way of referring to these handy little sidestreets?
Grinned round here too, but also back-alley and back-ins