Lenny Rider
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- Sep 15, 2010
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Did anyone go to the Q and A?
Wondered how he’s getting on these days?
Wondered how he’s getting on these days?
I went to a fortune teller once.If you’d gone you could have asked him
That’s not Raoulmoatly funny.I went to a fortune teller once.
She said, 'It's £50 for three questions'.
I said, 'Isn't that a bit steep!?'
She said, 'Probably. What's your other two questions?'
try aids - NHS ones are really good these days!I’d also be interested to hear as well.
Where was it?Yes, I went to see him. It was extremely hard to understand what he was saying! There was a Geordie on my table and I asked him to translate. He said that Gazza wasn't making much sense and he was struggling to follow it too!
The Railway BellWhere was it?
I’m away old boy otherwise I would have.If you’d gone you could have asked him
It's not just southerners who have trouble with north east accents. There was a guy at work with a very broad NE accent and I couldn't understand a word, so I asked a colleague who was born and raised up here what he said but she didn't have a clue either!Yes, I went to see him. It was extremely hard to understand what he was saying! There was a Geordie on my table and I asked him to translate. He said that Gazza wasn't making much sense and he was struggling to follow it too!
My first visit to St James’s, stood outside in the car park, no colours - some guys wander up, throw a chip wrapper in my mate’s face - ‘yow lads loook ‘in fora bit o truouble, ah ye.’ We understood but I felt he made a few grammatical errors in there.It's not just southerners who have trouble with north east accents. There was a guy at work with a very broad NE accent and I couldn't understand a word, so I asked a colleague who was born and raised up here what he said but she didn't have a clue either!
. That is exactly how they would write that sentence on social media!My first visit to St James’s, stood outside in the car park, no colours - some guys wander up, throw a chip wrapper in my mate’s face - ‘yow lads loook ‘in fora bit o truouble, ah ye.’ We understood but I felt he made a few grammatical errors in there.
I thought Gazza died, I'm genuinely surprised
Sounds like a great evening.Yes, I went to see him. It was extremely hard to understand what he was saying! There was a Geordie on my table and I asked him to translate. He said that Gazza wasn't making much sense and he was struggling to follow it too!
They still doing the Death Board at the mash tun?I thought Gazza died, I'm genuinely surprised