Not quite. Possibly "I say, jolly good show chaps!"
My first no knead bread attempt
Dec 12, 2006
148 Replies
Bruce wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@bt.com:
LOL!!
That's if you speak with a toffee in your mouth and something stuck up your butt ;-)
Don't come the raw prawn with us! Pull yer 'ead in! {:-)
Graham
"graham" wrote in news:VY5gh.474658$1T2.397649 @pd7urf2no:
On ya bike!!
OOOOhhhh I don't know what that one means:)) Perhaps I had better not ask?
"Ophelia" wrote
Hey, Ophelia! I've been wondering about you, nice to see you.
nancy
"Ophelia" wrote in news:elr0bd$ija$ snipped-for-privacy@registered.motzarella.org:
It's along the lines of ..... "Argggghhhh, stuff a duck..... you're a wanker!!
Thanks!
I'll try to remember that.
In ORKNEY???
Mary
I'm living in Orkney but not an native-born Orcadian And if I used the vernacular of the village in which I was raised 50 years ago I'd probably say something like "Eeh bah gum lad, yon's reet grand tha' knows"
Aye, Ah know abaat that sort 'o talk!
But tha's but a young un ...
Mary Leeds
Unlike us eh Mary? Now, about those pies?
Hey Nancy:))) How are you????? :))
I have been away for a while but all is well now and I am back:))
LOL thank you.... I think:)))
O waves to Bruce from Glasgow:))))
I am a transplant too from Yorkshire:))
Hello O Although we lived in the White Rose county for years (Scarborough) I was brought up in the Derbyshire Peak District.
Oh well, that is a beautiful area too:)) I have had many a happy holiday there eating Bakewell tart:)))))
Shirley a Bakewell Pudding
ackkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk yessss indeed:))
O slinks off to wash out her mouth with soap and water:(((
Oh those puddings are heavenly!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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