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24 minutes ago, PeterStiles said:

 

When I were a lad, we could only afford three yorkshiremen....

One mildly interesting point about the four Yorkshiremen - is that none of them were Yorkshiremen... (at least not in the original version - later recordings included Michael Palin, who is)

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3 hours ago, melmerby said:

You have got to be joking.

Tesco "Value" is the real bottom of the pile, makes Asda look like luxury.

Spme of the stuff is same price and same fact6.

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3 minutes ago, MJI said:

Spme of the stuff is same price and same fact6.

You realise that there are only so many suppliers for supermarkets/shops when various own brand ice cream tubs nest quite happily together for storage and when there is a recall for contamination in a factory there is a along list of products and their associated supermarkets!

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19 hours ago, MJI said:

As to buying food,  aldi is basically equivalent to Tesco value.  But the real surprise value place is marks and Spencer.  Some real bargains.

 

6 hours ago, melmerby said:

You have got to be joking.

Tesco "Value" is the real bottom of the pile, makes Asda look like luxury.

If you want to get in touch with yourself use Tesco's value toilet paoer.

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6 hours ago, Nick C said:

One mildly interesting point about the four Yorkshiremen - is that none of them were Yorkshiremen... (at least not in the original version - later recordings included Michael Palin, who is)

Same with 'Last of the summer wine', Bill Owen and Peter Sallis were both Londoners.

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6 minutes ago, PhilJ W said:

Same with 'Last of the summer wine', Bill Owen and Peter Sallis were both Londoners.

 

Brian Wilde was from Manchester but brought up in Devon and Hertfordshire.

 

Michael Aldridge was from Somerset.

 

Whilst Michael Bates was Indian!

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10 minutes ago, Dunsignalling said:

Well the presenter's script sounded like it came straight from the Daily Fail, so what choice did he have?


if you want a real laugh/cringe have a watch of Richard Madeley going full partridge at mick lynch on breakfast telly this morning 

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On 12/12/2022 at 12:20, Steamport Southport said:

 

Yorkshire is a fictional place made up by Lancashire to make us feel superior!

 

 

Everybody knows Yorkshire is God's own county:😉

 

Our Father,

who art in Hebden,

Harold be thy name.

etc.

🙂

However, if that is the case why didn't God's Wonderful Railway run there?

Apparently a lone pathfinder 6858 "Woolston Grange" made a foray into enemy territory to show how good the GWR's engines were.

After receiving battle scars on the way, the locals captured the loco and imprisoned it in Huddersfield Shed and it returned home defeated thanks to negotiations with the LMR.

https://m.facebook.com/DidcotRailwayCentre/photos/50-years-ago-today-on-15-august-1964-no-6858-woolston-grange-worked-the-0855-bou/942553452438210/

😁

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4 hours ago, Steamport Southport said:

 

Well, calling it the Daily Fail proves what stance you have so I'm not biting.

Heil not fail

 

Remember the black shirts

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1 hour ago, melmerby said:

Everybody knows Yorkshire is God's own county:😉

 

Our Father,

who art in Hebden,

Harold be thy name.

etc.

🙂

However, if that is the case why didn't God's Wonderful Railway run there?

Apparently a lone pathfinder 6858 "Woolston Grange" made a foray into enemy territory to show how good the GWR's engines were.

After receiving battle scars on the way, the locals captured the loco and imprisoned it in Huddersfield Shed and it returned home defeated thanks to negotiations with the LMR.

https://m.facebook.com/DidcotRailwayCentre/photos/50-years-ago-today-on-15-august-1964-no-6858-woolston-grange-worked-the-0855-bou/942553452438210/

😁

 

You have the best chippy chips, I’ll grant thee.

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5 hours ago, melmerby said:

Everybody knows Yorkshire is God's own county

No, 'cos if it was the Bible would have verses like -

 

"And the Lord spake unto Moses, saying "Na then, pin back thy lugs 'cos Ah've got summat ta say ta thee. Ah've prepared these two cobs o' stone for thee. They's got ten commandments for thee and tha kin, and if thee keeps 'em Ah'll be middlin' chuffed. If thee doesn' Ah'll be reet narked. Thee and tha kin'll get skelped. Ah'm't gaffer, so think on."

 

Translation - "And the Lord spake unto Moses, saying "Listen, and hear the words I have to say to you. I have prepared two stone tablets for you. They have ten commandments for you and your people, and if you keep them I will be most pleased. If you do not, I will be very displeased. You and your people will be punished. I am your Lord, so heed my words."

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