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There's nowt wrong wi'owt what mitherin' clutterbucks don't barley grummit!

by tagiscom
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Tick, wise words!!! :rolleyes:


Shane :p
  • Profile picture of the author jimbo13
    That is how they speak in Yorkshire.

    This is what people in Cornwall sound like. (Traditionally if no longer)

    Pork Farms pie TV ad. - YouTube

    Dan

    PS: How do you get a video to show up and not the link? I can't work it out anymore.
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    • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
      That is how they speak in Yorkshire.

      This is what people in Cornwall sound like. (Traditionally if no longer)

      Pork Farms pie TV ad. - YouTube

      Dan
      Hmmm, if this actually means anything l would love to know!!!!

      I have been a big Goodies fan, and just thought 100 years ago when l first saw it, that they made it up?

      PS: How do you get a video to show up and not the link? I can't work it out anymore.
      Yep, pretty easy, just cut and paste the link up the top, cut and paste the browser URL link to the video. Forget about the URL below the YouTube video, it doesn't work!

      Shane
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      • Profile picture of the author jimbo13
        Yes it all means something. Dialects change in England every 20 miles or so.

        Your headline is 'There is nothing wrong with things that bothering idiots don't understand.' I wrote Yorkshire but I should have written Lancashire.

        Buntiest chompers in the clundy means something like The tastiest pies in the country or maybe food in the country. You chomp on your food. It means chewing. Horses still chomp or champ at the bit if you have heard that phrase.

        People from the West Country (Devon, Dorset and Cornwall) have a drawl to their speech.

        They say Oooohhhh aaarrrrhhh. Pirates such as Sir Francis Drake came from the West Country.

        If I ask you to impersonate a pirate what would you say? Ooohhh Aaarrrhh

        Dan
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    • Profile picture of the author whateverpedia
      Originally Posted by jimbo13 View Post

      That is how they speak in Yorkshire.
      That episode of the Goodies was about various martial arts. The particular clip showed Bill training for the ancient Lancastrian art of Ecky Thump, which I see you've corrected in a follow up post.

      Never call a Yorkshireman a Lancastrian, and vice versa. The War Of The Roses lives on.
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      • Profile picture of the author jimbo13
        Originally Posted by whateverpedia View Post

        Never call a Yorkshireman a Lancastrian, and vice versa. The War Of The Roses lives on.
        It sure does. It was only recently that either Cricket Team would take someone from the other county.

        Dan
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    `Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
    Did gyre and gimble in the wabe;
    All mimsy were the borogoves,
    And the mome raths outgrabe.
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