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Ahhh Yeh Hilda Baker !!she was brill , she used to say "I must get a little hand on this watch " and hoike her bosoms up ..haha
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me too - dreadful !
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aww charlotte! bless ya! lol
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lol hehe.. glad u grew out of it though.
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I could never say my "l"s so we were playing I spy once and I said something begining with Y "ye " and it was light but no one could get it .............its hard to explain here lol
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o good i find it hard to explain myself in type
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HaHa we know you do !!
Don,t worry Pjog we all do that haha
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lol 
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LOL that takes me back, when I was at school we did have to wear navy blue school knickers!!! We had to wear them over our ordinary ones when we did PE, only the boys were allowed to wear shorts!!
Member #11 of the Paul O'Grady Fan Club
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yorkshire puddings kids say I am lecking out for playing out a scone for a cake at the fish shop in Bradford they say cake
I'm member no 8 of paul o grady fan club#
The King of chat
lizina
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quote: Originally posted by GloLuvsPOG:
LOL that takes me back, when I was at school we did have to wear navy blue school knickers!!! We had to wear them over our ordinary ones when we did PE, only the boys were allowed to wear shorts!!
 Me too Glo !!!OMG ! they were awfull  |
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How did we get on to the subject of Navy Blue School Knickers on different parts of the country thread. Hee Hee. I quite agree I too remember them with fondness, I dont think. Great big baggy ones and took ages to dry on the line.
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Hi Seaslug , I have been cruising the other forums , in and out of here. There is one called Back in the day , It,s very good
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Hi ya Goddess, looks like we ll have to be careful otherwise we will be tripping down memory lane again. I did enjoy that though.
Yes I have been on that site but not too often, spend far too much time on here. LOL
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Well I love going there !!! lol and I don,t think we say anything to upset anyone ,and If we are to believe Paul reads this It might strike a chord with him as well !!
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I just thought the youngsters on here may think Oh no, what are they talking about. I bet we could tell a story or two though dont you, hee hee.
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Yes we could !! I don,t think they mind , we might be able to help with history !!! LOL my son was doing The Sixties !!! cheek of it !
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I do enjoy tripping down memory lane and it would be nice to think Paul does read some of this. I wonder how hes really getting on, its such a shame.
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I hope you noticed the new thread !!! If no one else comes on It we could just ramble on without Interfering with any other topic LOL
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iam from sunderland and we are called mackems,geordies were originally from durham not newcastle quote: Originally posted by seaslug:
Im fascinated by accents and on my travels recently have met with lots of different people from lots of different areas ranging from Cornwall to County Durham. The one thing that I have found interesting is the names that people are called from different areas. We ve had one example of scousers on here and heres the only ones I know of, has anyone got any from there area.
I didnt realise that Geordies were only from a certain part either.
Hampshire; Hampshire hogs
Suffolk. The Tractor boys or Silly Suffolk
Cockney, East End of London, within the sound of Bow Bells.
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im from north wales and we are sometimes called gogs
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Oh Noooo , not North Wales !!! LOL only jokin ! as a Birkonian ...........well you know what I mean XXXXXX
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Well Birkonians are called Woolybacks !! I don,t know why ,something to do with sheep LOL
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[In the 'Black Country' they say 'her' instead of 'she' and 'us' instead of 'we'. It's true about 'Birmingham - Brummies' and people also shorten Birmingham to 'Brum'.[/QUOTE] I meant they say 'we' instead of 'us' in the Black Country.[/QUOTE] ** I never realised the difference between the Black Country & Birmingham accent till last September, having made the mistake of moving to Brum. Our accent - BC - is a hell of a lot better, that constant up & down with vowels that go on for 10 seconds isn't half annoying. I hate the Brummie accent !!! (Born & Bred in Wolverhampton)
Why is there a light in the fridge and not in the freezer ?
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I met with a lady at a Copuntry show and we were getting on famously and I asked her if she was from Brum, (Im a Southerner) and she said No she was from Wolverhampton. I said Oh sorry and she said she wasnt offended. I suppose unless you live in or near the area its easy to mistake some regional accents.
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