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Is there such a thing as a Northernist?, maybe you are a one?
Forget about racists - what about northernist? Or does no one care if we poke fun at half the country, portraying those north of Watford as poor unhealthy and thick? Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse aren’t the only ones taking a pop at them oop north, advertisers are doing it too. Bovvered? Should we be?
This was one of the topics on the Matthew Wright Show this morning, I always find the subject hiarious but a good one to debate.
Apparently a Dublin based travel company has a Ski Brochure with the advert , even Geordies can do it...LOL
This was one of the topics on the Matthew Wright Show this morning, I always find the subject hiarious but a good one to debate.
Apparently a Dublin based travel company has a Ski Brochure with the advert , even Geordies can do it...LOL
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I think I might be a bit northernist. My brother and his wife now live in Castleford and I asked if they could move back down here when there new baby starts talking so she can have a southern accent. My northern SIL told me very elligantly (sp) to p1ss off.
13:14 Mon 25th Oct 2010
Blimey. I've lived all over the country, Glasgow, Birmingham, Surrey - I have family in Bristol (yes, where they do talk like tharrt), Northants (different sort of tharrt), Wirral, Scotland - and to be honest I really don't notice take any notice of accents any longer, it's all one to me. I love the sounds of some of the accents and dialects (although some are still hard to decipher!). I've never lived in the North of England but I know lots of people who do, and none of them have a ferret - any more than any of my friends and family down here in the south-east are chinless wonders. Viva la difference, I say - otherwise travelling would be very boring!
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