Stay where you are!

[billyo]

move south oh it hurts

 

[Softus]

That's Gold Hill in Shaftsbury - you can't get an awful lot further south than that.
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Edit: oh boll*cks - luke_vibert_uk already pointed that out.

 

[Mike2007]

pack 'o' fags

WHO's a pack of FAGS???

 

[gcol]

Some light reading http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North-South_divide_in_the_United_Kingdom

 

[JohnD]

A Double double.

what's that?

One of my grannies (from Leeds) used to make Curd Tarts. I came across them years later when working in Darlington.

When I look at the journey I'm shocked I used to drive up there every week for months it would kill me now





p.s. down here we get Cosham Tarts but they aren't the same thing

 

[Zampa]

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=8DqvXRd64Mo

Nuff said?...

 

[securespark]

Well, The North has it advantages.

Bakewell Tarts, & chips n gravy

YUM! My favourite!

But I have the chips & gravy first, together and the tart for pudding...

 

[Deluks]

Another cucumber sandwich to go with your Pimms?

Pimms all round!

 

[mark vincent]

Maybe I won't be voting for you after all....

I thought you were northerner after all you live NORfolk not SUFFolk were is Norfolk anyway.

 

[JohnD]

My small town is a Hockey-playing centre.

Once the Norfolk Ladies team came down (in a bus, apparently their usual tractor trailer had broken down)

They were hanging out of the windows singing:

"We are the Norfolk Girls
NORFOLK! NORFOLK!
We don't smoke, we don't drink
NORFOLK!"

I don't know if it's true.

 

[Bodgeit and scarper ltd]

this is cornwall we do not want you here

 

[Shytalkz]

I thought you were northerner after all you live NORfolk not SUFFolk were is Norfolk anyway.

It's not on the way to anywhere, that's where it is.

 

[billyo]

move south even the traffic cant move in the south m25 move north, and be happy that your not south

 

[WDIK]

bakewell tarts strangely are to found in bakewell, a small market town in the midlands, and are not served with gravey

mind you upt north they have their own airline

 

[Soggy_weetabix]

A Double double.

what's that?

Double mash. 2 Pies, and a real good drop of liqour. Lots of chilli vinegar and a nice cuppa char to wash it down. A nice portion of eels if your starving.

Dave

One of my grannies (from Leeds) used to make Curd Tarts. I came across them years later when working in Darlington.

When I look at the journey I'm shocked I used to drive up there every week for months it would kill me now





p.s. down here we get Cosham Tarts but they aren't the same thing[/quote]