Lynny
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filmmmmmmmmmmmm
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Nath
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One syllable!
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Lynny
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butter, not buttaaaarrrr
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Nath
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Shut it
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Lynny
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hmmm
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Robin
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Matt, you can't even spell it.
We say Larry, you say Lorreh.
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Nath
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quote: Originally posted by Robin
Matt, you can't even spell it.
We say Larry, you say Lorreh.
you forgot the 't' in front of their version of Lorry
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Robin
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good point.
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Kerry
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Not many voted Law-rey then
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CorsAsh
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quote: Originally posted by topshot_2k
quote: Originally posted by Tom
quote: Originally posted by topshot_2k
yes, yes it is
I've been to northampton
Did you enjoy it?
I feel safer walking in London than places such as liverpool, Manc, bradford etc
The only place I've ever been a victim of crime is in the midlands 
Been burgled, attempt robbed and attempt carjacked. This puts The Midlands below The Sarf, which is of course nowhere near as nice as Oop North.
It doesn't matter anyway Matt, once global warming has done its bit, The South will have fallen into the sea, and all the people from Kent/Essex/London etc will either have been killed or have moved to France.
If they're extremely unlucky, they could be stuck with the brummies, but I imagine most of them would choose the drowning option over that.
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CorsAsh
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quote: Originally posted by Nath
One syllable!
Yes, and there's no need to add "like" at the end of every sentence either like.
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Lynny
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quote: Originally posted by CorsAsh
quote: Originally posted by Nath
One syllable!
Yes, and there's no need to add "like" at the end of every sentence either like.
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Robin
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TBH, I agree that Northampton is shit.
Not every southerner is a fackin' mockney though.
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CorsAsh
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quote: Originally posted by lynny_sxi
quote: Originally posted by CorsAsh
quote: Originally posted by Nath
One syllable!
Yes, and there's no need to add "like" at the end of every sentence either like.
Uber like
Howay.
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Nath
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quote: Originally posted by lynny_sxi
quote: Originally posted by CorsAsh
quote: Originally posted by Nath
One syllable!
Yes, and there's no need to add "like" at the end of every sentence either like.
Valid point from Ash there
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Robin
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No-one down south says 'mon the...' when they actually mean 'come on the...' either. That's a north thing.
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CorsAsh
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Not bad considering I've spent most of today drinking big litre jugs of german beer and eating pigs.
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CorsAsh
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quote: Originally posted by Robin
No-one down south says 'mon the...' when they actually mean 'come on the...' either. That's a north thing.
Geordie thing maybe? I've never heard anyone from my neck of the woods saying that.
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Nath
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quote: Originally posted by CorsAsh
Not bad considering I've spent most of today drinking big litre jugs of german beer and eating pigs.
Which beer you drinking? I was drinking Warfmeister (or something) when I went to Hannover, comes in various flavours, all of which are disgusting 
[Edited on 22-02-2007 by Nath]
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Robin
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quote: Originally posted by CorsAsh
quote: Originally posted by Robin
No-one down south says 'mon the...' when they actually mean 'come on the...' either. That's a north thing.
Geordie thing maybe? I've never heard anyone from my neck of the woods saying that.
Scottish really, but Scotland is north
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CorsAsh
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Warsteiner?
I've tried Hoffbrau No, I'm not joking. I was disappointed when it didnt come with a chest wig floating in it. Also sampled some Lowenbrau and some stuff that I'm not sure of the name of.
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Nath
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quote: Originally posted by CorsAsh
Warsteiner?
I've tried Hoffbrau No, I'm not joking. I was disappointed when it didnt come with a chest wig floating in it. Also sampled some Lowenbrau and some stuff that I'm not sure of the name of.
Could be that yeah. Lemon flavour was particularly minging
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All Torque
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quote: Originally posted by Jambo
The queens english is only spoken down south
Thats funny, her great grandparents were German
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Robin
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Exactly. Everyone knows Germans are efficient, like southerners.
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All Torque
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