HOW MUCH HAS FAT BURKEY WON TODAY PLEASE.

think he’s slightly down for the first day in yonks, cud b mistaken tho as a just got in and had over 150 new posts to go through on the THREAD and a had to skip a lot as the trolls were spoiling it

What was the best thread on here has been spoiled by your followers

To be fair wullie I struggled to understand most of his posts today, think he’s missing a few keys off his key board or he’s on his fone again. Hopefully the best thread ever will be back to normal again the morn

is he your hero?

Was

easily pleased briggs.

Forums Fccked with out him wullie

EE nar an I nar an every one nars that when he’s banned we all want him back

He prob is a genius like he says. A bit like Dustin Hoffman in that film wi tom cruise

Briggs are you from the Newcastle part of the NE as my relatives from over there all say nar instead of naa.

Nar na

ok

wher bouts denz?

I’d class my accent as upper Northumbrian Ashington esq

Aug 14, 2018 -- 12:56AM, Willie Shafter. wrote:

wher bouts denz?

Relatives from Heaton,Fenham,Benwell for some reason say nar whereas I'm from Winlaton (Gateshead) say naa.

Aug 14, 2018 -- 12:56AM, BRIGGSY08 wrote:

I’d class my accent as upper Northumbrian Ashington esq

So you say Tayne for Ten.

Ayshington,haway the lairds.

Nur a sh ten

Say

20 year ago the differences between “twangs” in towns and villages only a few mile apart was very discernible, not so much now.

wher u live briggs?

7 mile south of berwick now

Brought up in amble, hadston, stobswood, and a couple of year in lynemouth

Mam born in Newcastle dad from Manchester and I was born in Salford but moved back to the north east when 2

Have plenty coastal drives out up there first stop is normally Amble looking out at Coquet Island then to the marina looking at Warkworth Castle some superb views up that coast.

lowick?

Den when I was small me grandad and most men a new of his age rolled there r’s That’s proper Northumbrian patter. You can still here this dialect deep in the Cheviot hills and on holly island, mainly by old Shepards or farmers. I had this conversation with an old farmer on holy island a couple of year ago and find it fascinating. I reckon even people from Newcastle would struggle to understand some of these old boys

Just out side lowick Wullie. Verry impressive tho

Aug 14, 2018 -- 1:28AM, BRIGGSY08 wrote:

Den when I was small me grandad and most men a new of his age rolled there r’s That’s proper Northumbrian patter. You can still here this dialect deep in the Cheviot hills and on holly island, mainly by old Shepards or farmers. I had this conversation with an old farmer on holy island a couple of year ago and find it fascinating. I reckon even people from Newcastle would struggle to understand some of these old boys

I regularly get into the Breamish Valley (Ingram) but have never spoken to anyone yet.

if you live just outside lowick you must live on a farm?

Aye. But there is Bowsden and Ancroft between there an berwick aswell

but no housing as such..just farms.

aye ,few houses in bowsden.

Aye there is housing wullie in bowsden and Ancroft ther both small villages on the road from wooler to berwicK

so what you do for living?

Bowsden very nice wullie some expensive Holliday homes

Clip sheep, fencing,duck n dive

Part time ghost hunter

Get me pm?

Said a clip em not ride em

least a nah wot ya look like noo.

Eh?

You ain’t seen me

That’s me laddie

Play that first vid on the page tho wullie on the pen (sh1t video like wasn’t me) but that’s me cheating him on

Cheering

Fccking wullie grooms me then leaves me

Part time ghost hunter

briggs haway man..isnt hard to suss ya daughter then then pic with you...