This tread is more for the northerners than southerners,what is the correct way to eat a babbis yed,do you pog it at the top and dip your butties in or do you turn it upside down and split it open and put it on butties,do you give any to the dog that keeps looking at you,do you buy steak puddings or steak and kidney puddings,this may sound like a load of * but i am listening to George Osbourne and that sounds the same [Edited by: admin]
Steak & Kideley Pudling! Mmmm one of my faves....and Tripe & Onions! My Mum was from Ooop North and she can whip up some right tasty treats. Her Rhubarb Crumble is to die for!
nay then, funny tha should ask this question, i was only this lunch time in the chip oil at 't wigan, i asked for ;- babbie yed floatin wi pey wet and brast yed opon and let steam awt, and a buttered barm jaw, and i got presicley that, any where else in 't world they would know what a barm jaw is :O
good picture john henrey,that two babbies yeds, one brasted opon and one as it comes, yum, dip thee bread tetley,
Sorry tetleyman wrong direction. Cant get much more northerly. Gods own country. Hail Caledonia. Still don't know what the ** there talking about. If Germany had used this during the war the Enigma code would never have been broken. Alba gu breath.
joiner1959 Have a look at this web site www.wiganworld.com and it will open your eye,s it will learn you how to speak proper
Scary stuff!! Do they still jump over broom sticks to get married down there? The Land That Time Forgot.
god did come down to wigan one day and left a song for us to play in the key of 'g' oh i went up to heaven one morning in may the angels said what's your name, and where did you stay when i towd um from wigan , how did they stare, they said come in lad tha welcome tha't first um from there.
ah george orwell. did you know we built a pub in his honour its just off wigan pier, thats the wigan way, he who laffs last............
Where was George Orwell from? I have seen pubs commemmorating him in Cheam and in Hayes (Near Heathrow). And as far as I know, Keith Harris was from Nottingham.