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[Just Katie]

Look Twinks, I am a bit confused here now because on another thread it got a bit steamy and you said when you hear that Brits have moved to the village, you run like the wind in the other direction.  Okay it's a bit different to avoiding like the plague but I do like to colour things in as you know.

 

 

[Bassman]

[quote user="Cassis"]Wey aye, man, yah ded reet.

Jude has asked me to mention that she used to stand in the Roker end.  But no-one's perfect.

Phil (Toon Army)
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Had away wi' yer bonnie lad [;-)]

 

 

Twink you mean Hilda Baker [;-)] as in " has he been yet?" and " ooh I must get a little hand put on this watch" Nellie Pledge was her character in Nearest and Dearest .... OK I'll get my anorak [:$]

[TWINKLE]

[quote user="KatieKopyKat"]

Look Twinks, I am a bit confused here now because on another thread it got a bit steamy and you said when you hear that Brits have moved to the village, you run like the wind in the other direction.  Okay it's a bit different to avoiding like the plague but I do like to colour things in as you know.

 

 

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No, my answer explains why I don't make a massive effort to talk to Brits, if I thought they needed assistance I would certainly lend a hand.  Saying I 'avoid them like the plague' sounds mean.

Don't you start bringing up old posts with me young lady!  I could quote a hundred things you've said and then changed your mind you little minx!  You sound like Quillan!

Yes Bassman, it was the lovely Hilda Baker who inspired me as a young girl! Isn't that ridica-lica-lica-lous!!

[Russethouse]

She knows,  you know [;-)]

[Dick Smith]

Be soon, be soon...

Wasn't she also 'Good evening each' in a Brummy accent?

I went into an off-licence in Birmingham once (with my friend Mike) and we were greeted with that. The poor woman didn't understand why we fell about laughing.