tueartsboots
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Sorry Robbo, couldn't resist !
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Muffin or Barm
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Bluebird1
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oh fuck!!#
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Haha, yes Robbo I always check. I know what our Tony is like!
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Haha, yes Robbo I always check. I know what our Tony is like!
tueartsboots
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Bluebird1 said:oh fuck!!#
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Haha, yes Robbo I always check. I know what our Tony is like![/quote]
Hey, I resemble that remark !
Bluebird1
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Hey, I resemble that remark ![/quote]tueartsboots said:Bluebird1 said:oh fuck!!#
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Haha, yes Robbo I always check. I know what our Tony is like!
Naughty boy Tony, you know I don't use language like that
* cough cough *
Rammyblues
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It is actually a CHIP MUFFIN if you come fromm Manchester as it is regional dialect. It is a 'STOTTIE' in Middlesbrough, and a BARM is London for the exact same thing.
That is why on some American programmes you will hear them refer to an 'English Muffin from Gods only Country' that is what they are on about. True mancs say muffin, and anyone who says barm is clearly a cockney rag and a barm pot.
Amazing what a little bit of editing can do, spot on couldn't agree more.
tueartsboots
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Lol, git ! Come visit me sometime and I will take you to a chippy in Hackney, dare you to speak, let alone order a chip barm/muffin !Rammyblues said:It is actually a CHIP MUFFIN if you come fromm Manchester as it is regional dialect. It is a 'STOTTIE' in Middlesbrough, and a BARM is London for the exact same thing.
That is why on some American programmes you will hear them refer to an 'English Muffin from Gods only Country' that is what they are on about. True mancs say muffin, and anyone who says barm is clearly a cockney rag and a barm pot.
Amazing what a little bit of editing can do, spot on couldn't agree more.
Rammyblues
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Daughter lived in Hackney last year now in Elephant and Castle know Hackney reasonably well.
tueartsboots
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Please don't tell me she studies media at LCC, Elephant & Castle?Rammyblues said:Daughter lived in Hackney last year now in Elephant and Castle know Hackney reasonably well.
Rammyblues
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University Arts London, stayed at Cordwainers Court last year on foundation course at LCF.
tueartsboots
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Same building, I work there ! Text her and tell her to ask for Tony in the refectory !Rammyblues said:University Arts London, stayed at Cordwainers Court last year on foundation course at LCF.