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And how do you think this would work if the objective store was Waitrose?
I'd then say -"I'm not goin to Tesco's"
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And how do you think this would work if the objective store was Waitrose?
For the record, as much as I hate the company, its Tesco. Not Tesco's.
It's like the OED, getting remit, then just going f**k it, we don't care! Does anyone care? As in this thread..
Oh dear oh dear!"I'm going t'pub, then I'll walk t'whippet, then it's down t'mosque for t'Friday prayers lad."
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Oh dear oh dear!"I'm going t'pub, then I'll walk t'whippet, then it's down t'mosque for t'Friday prayers lad."
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Another "Saathenner" who doesn't quite get the intricate vocal nuances of the north. No one actually pronounces the "t" when in place of "the", rather it is a slightly guttural sound almost silent, occasionally just a pause. There is a pronounced t used to replace "to" when used as a motion toward --by 'eck.
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Mickymoody";p="1817638 said:No , but I`ve got one to Ilkley moor - `owzat Wasn`t Inkley where T`Stephens ink come fromOh dear oh dear!"I'm going t'pub, then I'll walk t'whippet, then it's down t'mosque for t'Friday prayers lad."
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Has anyone a link to the classic song, "On Inkley moor bar tat?" .
Aye , grafted from t`oil bearing strata under T`dales by true Brits, Tha knowsFor the record, as much as I hate the company, its Tesco. Not Tesco's.
I buy my fuel from Morrisons because its Yorkshire fuel, so better.