I too am surprised to see Welsh people described thus. I'd have expected them to have more wool on their fronts
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I too am surprised to see Welsh people described thus. I'd have expected them to have more wool on their fronts
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..and here’s me thinking it was mainly people from Southport or St Helens 🤣Originally Posted by Macca
That's my theory dead then, If the Liverpool Echo says so then that's it
Interesting that they reckon it can also be used for the Welsh, never heard that.
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Cooked some chicken goujons in my new oven. First time I have used an oven in over 20 years. First time I have had chicken goujons in 30 years.
Overcooked them a little; the oven is fan assisted and I didn't allow for that. I still ate them though, with a bit of Tabasco on them to jazz it up a bit.
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That's what I had tonight.
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That's freaky man. What are the odds?
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Dunno. Bet you didn't have creamy home cooked buttered mash with them though.
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No, I had rice noodles. Tasteless, but easy and cheap and they fill you up. I like mash with butter but my mash is always dry and lumpy. It's a skill I never seem to have acquired.
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My mate used to drive corn bulker lorries . He took cow ration/nuts to all over Powys , Cheshire , Shrops ,Clwyd.That's my theory dead then, If the Liverpool Echo says so then that's it
Interesting that they reckon it can also be used for the Welsh, never heard that.
He very often referred to the Welsh lads as Wollybacks ,or Hurdlebunters
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What do the Welsh people called the English? Is it repeatable? Is it pronounceable?
Only joking, I think it's important that our regional languages and dialects are preserved.
A family from Cardiff that we met on holiday told me that the people in north Wales are a lot more vocal in this regard
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