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James Hodson <[email protected]> wrote:

> >Whey bonny laad, it's great bread like. Usually white bread, not broon like. And its shaped like
> >a dinna plate, boot a couple uv inches thick, boot 12 in diameter.
> >
> >Nowt else quite like it - stottie filled wi' ham an pease puddin. Smashin scran.
> >
>
> This is a UK newsgroup and, as such, one is expected to communicate in English.

Careful, there are at least 4 other native languages to the UK.
 
On Sun, 18 May 2003 23:39:48 +0000, [email protected] (Marc) wrote:

>Careful, there are at least 4 other native languages to the UK.
>

Actually, Marc, I used to speak a mixture of two of them: Brookside and Coronation Street :) It
sounded awful.

Thankfully, having spent the last 20 or years of so darn sarf, I now speak proper, like. Know
what I mean?

Toodle pip James

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Tenex wrote:

>> Heheheh, I used to be in 'The Archers' ... many many years ago, from about 1974 to about 1978 ish
>> .. though i wasn't 'tupping' anyone then .. I was still partly at school .. ;)
>
> Your character was who?

Terry Barford .. A young scrote from Leeds .. ;)

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> Tenex wrote:

>>> Heheheh, I used to be in 'The Archers' ... many many years ago, from about 1974 to about 1978
>>> ish .. though i wasn't 'tupping' anyone then .. I was still partly at school .. ;)
>>
>> Your character was who?
>
> Terry Barford .. A young scrote from Leeds .. ;)

A relative of George or just a coincidence? Sounds like a familiar name .... but can't remember.
 
) Terry Barford .. A young scrote from Leeds .. ;)

Presumably you're a different Paul Draper from the lead singer of Mansun. I also assume you're not
Jonathan Owen in Pallic disguise.

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Tenex wrote:

>> Tenex wrote:

>>>> Heheheh, I used to be in 'The Archers' ... many many years ago, from about 1974 to about 1978
>>>> ish .. though i wasn't 'tupping' anyone then .. I was still partly at school .. ;)
>>>
>>> Your character was who?
>>
>> Terry Barford .. A young scrote from Leeds .. ;)
>
> A relative of George or just a coincidence? Sounds like a familiar name .... but can't remember.

Yup .. his son .. ;)

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j-p.s wrote:

> ) Terry Barford .. A young scrote from Leeds .. ;)
>
> Presumably you're a different Paul Draper from the lead singer of Mansun. I also assume you're not
> Jonathan Owen in Pallic disguise.
>
> J-P

Yup. I don't know who Jonathan Owen is ..

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On Mon, 19 May 2003 18:30:10 GMT, "Tenex" <[email protected]> wrote:

>> Tenex wrote:

>>>> Heheheh, I used to be in 'The Archers' ... many many years ago, from about 1974 to about 1978
>>>> ish .. though i wasn't 'tupping' anyone then .. I was still partly at school .. ;)
>>>
>>> Your character was who?
>>
>> Terry Barford .. A young scrote from Leeds .. ;)
>
>A relative of George or just a coincidence? Sounds like a familiar name .... but can't remember.
>
George's son from his first marriage. Joined the army IIRC. Possibly had a fling with Caroline Bone.

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Tim Hall <[email protected]> wrote:

> >
> >A relative of George or just a coincidence? Sounds like a familiar name .... but can't remember.
> >
> George's son from his first marriage. Joined the army IIRC. Possibly had a fling with
> Caroline Bone.

Who didn't?
 
)> Presumably you're a different Paul Draper from the lead singer of )> Mansun. I also assume you're
not Jonathan Owen in Pallic disguise. ) ) Yup. I don't know who Jonathan Owen is ..

He played Terry as well, according to mumble web resource mumble.

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On Mon, 19 May 2003 22:34:02 +0100, Tim Hall <[email protected]> wrote:

>George's son from his first marriage. Joined the army IIRC. Possibly had a fling with
>Caroline Bone.

And we're back on topic with bicycles.
 
Marc wrote:

> Who didn't?

Rumours of Caroline's lesbian liaisons with Clarrie are just that, and nothing more! ;-)

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> On Mon, 19 May 2003 16:26:16 +0100, James Hodson <[email protected]> wrote:
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> >>Howay - a kind of Geordie pizza, then?
>
> >Some sort of mega-bap, IMO.
>
> Oh no! It's the Fat Slags...

As with Caroline Bone, back on topic once more.

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On 20 May 2003 05:12:57 -0700, [email protected] (Dave Kahn) wrote:

>"Just zis Guy, you know?" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> On Mon, 19 May 2003 16:26:16 +0100, James Hodson <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> >>Howay - a kind of Geordie pizza, then?
>>
>> >Some sort of mega-bap, IMO.
>>
>> Oh no! It's the Fat Slags...
>
>As with Caroline Bone, back on topic once more.

I'm not too sure about that, Dave. IIRC, the Fat Slags come from Viz - correct? Please get me back
on topic. Or, probably more correctly, tell me that my ironyometer is failing.

James

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On Tue, 20 May 2003 17:41:43 +0100, James Hodson <[email protected]> wrote:

>>> Oh no! It's the Fat Slags...
>>As with Caroline Bone, back on topic once more.
>I'm not too sure about that

Ridden by all. Try to keep up at the back there!

Guy
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Colin Blackburn <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Yes, there's a lot of variation even within Wet Yorks.

I thought all of Yorks was wet.

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> Colin Blackburn <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > Yes, there's a lot of variation even within Wet Yorks.
>
> I thought all of Yorks was wet.

The Wet end is very wet.

Colin
 
> > > Yes, there's a lot of variation even within Wet Yorks.
> > I thought all of Yorks was wet.
> The Wet end is very wet.

Yes, Our Eric, very wet.

And Howard Molson's got a new shovel, you say? That's nice...
 
Guy Chapman wrote:
>>>>Yes, there's a lot of variation even within Wet Yorks.
>>>
>>>I thought all of Yorks was wet.
>>
>>The Wet end is very wet.
>
>
> Yes, Our Eric, very wet.
>
> And Howard Molson's got a new shovel, you say? That's nice...

Talking of parrots, has Parrot-online always required IE?

Colin
 
> Talking of parrots, has Parrot-online always required IE?

New website. Not very good, either - loads of blank pages. Well, there were the last time I looked.

Bit disappointed with them in all honesty - the last order I made, I asked them to send it to my
work address. But they got the postcode wrong (ordered over the phone - my accent isn't that bad) &
it got sent to my home address instead.

New computer system syndrome, I think.

Mark
 
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