Yes, purrfect sense.
I'm just upset that your Nan made you eat French cats - WITH NOSEALL.
I'm just upset that your Nan made you eat French cats - WITH NOSEALL.
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Very good!
The problem was that nosey would chat away for hours but no one could understand what he meant.
I don't think your Nan liked you. Sorry.
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Funny, that's what they say about us Yorkies:
'Broad in the back and weak in the head'.
(Completely untrue of course.)
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We used to get murdered four times a day by our little old nan but worse than that she would make us have tea and a chat with noseall.
Does that make sense?
Something to do with a homicidal ethnic unleavened bread of small size ensuring you do not speak or take tea with seals. Am I right?
Can someone translate? Must be an immigrant trying to claim forum benefits.
Sounds a bit like a Geordie to me. But Nosey's from Staffordshire. Perhaps he emigrated from the North-East.
My first wife's father was a Geordie, although I could usually get the gist of what he was talking about. Apparently, his parents on the other hand, were impossible to understand unless, of course, you were a fellow Geordie.
I once witnessed an argument between a (broad) Geordie copper and a (broader) Cornish lorry driver. -
Neither of them seemed capable of compromising to the Queen's English - hilarious.
Neither of them seemed capable of compromising to the Queen's English - hilarious.