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Made in 1968
08-04-2020, 12:32
Is it me or is it that Northern people have bags of it but darn sarf they are totally void of it? I can stick some on E-Bay if it helps. :lol:

Pigmy Pony
08-04-2020, 12:57
Mr Angry of Milton Keynes has phoned in to take issue with your comments...

RobbieGong
08-04-2020, 17:41
Is it me or is it that Northern people have bags of it but darn sarf they are totally void of it? I can stick some on E-Bay if it helps. :lol:

Ha Ha, was born in Leeds, the capital of Yorkshire :D so kind of get what you mean by that generalisation ;)

Made in 1968
08-04-2020, 17:45
Ha Ha, was born in Leeds, the capital of Yorkshire :D so kind of get what you mean by that generalisation ;)

Do you mean the shit hole of Yorkshire :D

Scooby
08-04-2020, 17:47
Can someone fix the title spelling please? I thought this was about Chris Witty's sense of humour.

Made in 1968
08-04-2020, 17:48
:D

RobbieGong
08-04-2020, 17:49
Do you mean the shit hole of Yorkshire :D

Blimey! must have all gone down hill since i left ;) :D

Pigmy Pony
08-04-2020, 17:49
Do you mean the shit hole of Yorkshire :D

The satellite towns were always jealous of Leeds' upmarket image (opposable thumbs, flushing toilets etc)

RobbieGong
08-04-2020, 17:52
The satellite towns were always jealous of Leeds' upmarket image (opposable thumbs, flushing toilets etc)

:lol: brilliant !

RobbieGong
08-04-2020, 17:55
The satellite towns were always jealous of Leeds' upmarket image (opposable thumbs, flushing toilets etc)

I remember Harrogate having that 'posh' image/status, posh Leeds then - dont know if that's still the case ?

Pigmy Pony
08-04-2020, 18:13
Don't know about Leeds, Harrogate is probably more 'genteel' than posh - a popular stopping off place for coach loads of old folk, which may be for the tea rooms or maybe just the toilets.

RobbieGong
08-04-2020, 18:15
Don't know about Leeds, Harrogate is probably more 'genteel' than posh - a popular stopping off place for coach loads of old folk, which may be for the tea rooms or maybe just the toilets.

:D

tapid
08-04-2020, 18:41
I think the blue rinse brigade of Harrogate was symbolic of Maggies rule in the 80 s

Made in 1968
08-04-2020, 19:13
Best part of West Yorkshire is Marlon Dingles cooking

tapid
08-04-2020, 20:36
Best part of West Yorkshire is Marlon Dingles cooking

Thought it was Bettys Tea Room ?

Alex_UK
08-04-2020, 21:01
To be fair, the only memory I have apart from the architecture in Harrogate was Betty's tea room!

Made in 1968
08-04-2020, 21:12
:lol: The Marlon Dingle was a joke [Emmerdale Farm] ;)

Made in 1968
08-04-2020, 21:13
To be fair, the only memory I have apart from the architecture in Harrogate was Betty's tea room!

Fuc that too posh for me.

Scorps
09-04-2020, 01:04
Been to Harrogate on nights out a few times coming back from races or after visiting yorkshire show. Deff the posher side of yorkshire unlike where i originated in keighley.

Pigmy Pony
09-04-2020, 06:52
Best part of West Yorkshire is Marlon Dingles cooking

I was always told you can't trust a thin chef. Paddy should have had that job, instead of killing beloved pets :(

Pigmy Pony
09-04-2020, 07:02
Been to Harrogate on nights out a few times coming back from races or after visiting yorkshire show. Deff the posher side of yorkshire unlike where i originated in keighley.

The Yorkshire Show a couple of years ago was my one and only visit to Harrogate. A vey enjoyable day, watching sheep judging, mini-goats, birds of prey, and seeing two distant specks which turned out to be Yorkshire vets Peter and Julian. And I bought a Barbour lookalike jacket for 30 quid.

Probably too much walking for the blue rinse brigade, though there were a few hoity-toity folks there, who were trying to be 'Yorkshire', but their accents gave them away, I could understand what they were saying :)

prestonchipfryer
09-04-2020, 07:50
What do you call a pie on top of Barnsley town hall clock?
something ta eight

Pigmy Pony
09-04-2020, 07:56
What do you call a pie on top of Barnsley town hall clock?
something ta eight

I sound more like Marcus Bentley when I say it. Just to explain (for those who have a life), Marcus was the Geordie voice-over of C4's 'Big brother'.

antonio
09-04-2020, 08:18
Is it me or is it that Northern people have bags of it but darn sarf they are totally void of it? I can stick some on E-Bay if it helps. :lol:

You can always tell a Yorkshireman......but you can't tell him much. :lol: