Mate, bud, chum, pet, love, duck.... what's your local equivalent

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25 Sep 2006 - 10:56 PM

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Just Jas

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25 Sep 2006 - 11:20 PM

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Quote: "Sunny Jim"

Better than "Sonny Boy" though, even if skies are grey! )

claret

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26 Sep 2006 - 12:41 PM

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You think life in Clitheroe was odd? My kneck of the woods, Hapton, is a lot closer to the Yorkshire border - almost sheep country.

**** (without the sparrow) was the term I remember too.

claret

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26 Sep 2006 - 1:55 PM

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Must have been before my time ****. You look a bit older than me. Don't remember many pigs - mostly cows and sheep............. and rain, rain and more rain.

ade_mcfade

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26 Sep 2006 - 2:20 PM

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that's right...

my dad wasn't a twinkle in his dad's eye then though.



BUT BUT BUT....

the village I'm from is still in the 30's!!! 1830's!

Flashman

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30 Sep 2006 - 10:03 PM

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Quote: Down here in Dorset the greeting seems to be; "Allroit moi luverrrr".

Well that's how the farmer's wife in the end cottage greets me anyway...

She doesn't come from Dorset then, thats Devon or Cornish..moy luvver are you sure she doesnt say... that grockle, he's back agin look

lgc

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30 Sep 2006 - 10:35 PM

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when I was livin in Newcastle it was mate, mukka or mista
now here in brasil its cara, bruder or veglio ,but with a lot of the surfers they get so stoned they cant even speak so its a nod or a hand shake!!