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Best theme tunes.....
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Great show, as usual the brummie is the sexiest, we all are
I think it's the accent that the women love
My brother was a student at Brum Poly early 90s. Loved it there. Had digs (fleapit) on Bearwood Rd in Hagley. He still speaks a bit of Brum and misses the baltis.
Tarar-a-beet! (or is that more Wolverhampton?)
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Haha no we do say Tara or see you in a bit.....thats not just a brummie thing though...is it?
My brother was a student at Brum Poly early 90s. Loved it there. Had digs (fleapit) on Bearwood Rd in Hagley. He still speaks a bit of Brum and misses the baltis.
Tarar-a-beet! (or is that more Wolverhampton?)
Surprised this one hasn't come up already.
Not sure, but my the lovely landlady of my local who is from Wolverhampton seems to understand. Or is she just humouring me?
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Andy Gold was fricking legend.
Thank You For Being A Friend, Never Let Her Slip Away, Lonely Boy, and with Wax, Bridge To Your Heart.
Belting songwriter. RIP.
My f-i-l was from Dawley. He used to say things were bostin, like "that's a bostin cuppa"
And also something which sounded like "arr bist, cocker" which seemed to mean how are you.
Ar bist? is Black Country.
Dawley is somewhere around Telford - not Black Country - so perhaps your F-i-L "emigrated" to Dawley from proper BC?
