do you say "our" when referring to members of teh family?

well?

nee

only when we are about to bankrupt someone elses family.

The Queen invited me to Royal Ascot, but I'm a Republican so I didn't want to go into her Royal Box.

It's northern thing, yes :01:

do you also say stuff like "pass us that" instead of "parse me that"

oh in dat wai

no

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do you also say stuff like "pass us that" instead of "parse me that"

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Yes, do the women in your town say she was a gate a lot during a conversation :unsure:

No and no.

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do you also say stuff like "pass us that" instead of "parse me that"

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Yes, do the women in your town say she was a gate a lot during a conversation :unsure:

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nope


how about. you laking out? or lekking if you're lazy :dabs:

no :snooty:

our jud

yorkshire gheyness

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No and no.

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you just lost some respect mang

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Yes, do the women in your town say she was a gate a lot during a conversation :unsure:

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nope


how about. you laking out? or lekking if you're lazy :dabs:

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I think that's a yorkshire thing :dabs:

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nope


how about. you laking out? or lekking if you're lazy :dabs:

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I think that's a yorkshire thing :dabs:

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noob

Do they still call each other duck where your from :unsure:

that's doncaster way *dry

when friends talk in we inrelation to girlfriend it affects us all

What about o reet :unsure:

pronounced rate, but yeh :dabs:

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No and no.

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Why.

Who the feck wants to speak like a geptard :geptard:

I knew a lad from Derby who called people "Duck".

I think it was Derby, it may have been Stafford.

Or someplace else.

He was a really nice lad anyway. I quite liked getting called Duck. Coz it sounds a bit like Doug.

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I knew a lad from Derby who called people "Duck".

I think it was Derby, it may have been Stafford.

Or someplace else.

He was a really nice lad anyway. I quite liked getting called Duck. Coz it sounds a bit like Doug.

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I remember it from a film with albert finney, saturday night sunday morning

sArA (née Sara née Sara5564) says duck too. She's from Leicestershire, je pense.


JP, why do you think that getting called Doug would be nice ... unless, of course, your name is Doug.

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I knew a lad from Derby who called people "Duck".

I think it was Derby, it may have been Stafford.

Or someplace else.

He was a really nice lad anyway. I quite liked getting called Duck. Coz it sounds a bit like Doug.

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I remember it from a film with albert finney, saturday night sunday morning

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Feck, that's a long flim.

ive grown so tired of language differences from Surrey/Lincoln/Wakefield that I no longer speak or type in Engorish - you have each had a small chip embedded in your head so that you can understand my alien dialect, which I created using only a McDonalds napkin and a pen wot I stole from the jobcentre, months ago :dabs:

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I remember it from a film with albert finney, saturday night sunday morning

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Feck, that's a long flim.

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So you've seen it then :rolleyes:

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sArA (née Sara née Sara5564) says duck too. She's from Leicestershire, je pense.


JP, why do you think that getting called Doug would be nice ... unless, of course, your name is Doug.

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Don't be an arse, you know it is.

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ive grown so tired of language differences from Surrey/Lincoln/Wakefield that I no longer speak or type in Engorish - you have each had a small chip embedded in your head so that you can understand my alien dialect, which I created using only a McDonalds napkin and a pen wot I stole from the jobcentre, months ago

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What a strange name for a Job Centre.

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Feck, that's a long flim.

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So you've seen it then :rolleyes:

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When.

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sArA (née Sara née Sara5564) says duck too. She's from Leicestershire, je pense.


JP, why do you think that getting called Doug would be nice ... unless, of course, your name is Doug.

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Not really.

I mean I've had no experience in the matter but if I thought someone was addressing me as 'Doug'; I'd give them a look like the blink smiley, or perhaps the ermm smiley.

Please see above for two variations of the same joke.

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So you've seen it then :rolleyes:

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When.

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When it was on :blink:

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Don't be an arse, you know it is.

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Not really.

I mean I've had no experience in the matter but if I thought someone was addressing me as 'Doug'; I'd give them a look like the blink smiley, or perhaps the ermm smiley.

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Sorry, I thought you knew.

Dougie actually coz' it's the Scottish version.

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ive grown so tired of language differences from Surrey/Lincoln/Wakefield that I no longer speak or type in Engorish - you have each had a small chip embedded in your head so that you can understand my alien dialect, which I created using only a McDonalds napkin and a pen wot I stole from the jobcentre, months ago

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What a strange name for a Job Centre.

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look at the website, it's all one word, jobcentre (plus) :dabs:

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When.

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When it was on :blink:

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When was that.

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When it was on :blink:

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When was that.

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It'll been a while ago cause it was in black and white.

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What a strange name for a Job Centre.

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look at the website, it's all one word, jobcentre (plus) :dabs:

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What's the plus stand for :unsure:

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Not really.

I mean I've had no experience in the matter but if I thought someone was addressing me as 'Doug'; I'd give them a look like the blink smiley, or perhaps the ermm smiley.

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Sorry, I thought you knew.

Dougie actually coz' it's the Scottish version.

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Rodney Dougie McBannockburn.

Has quite a nice feel to it.

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What a strange name for a Job Centre.

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look at the website, it's all one word, jobcentre (plus) :dabs:

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Didn't rly mean it like that.

You're right tho' :01: