I’ve just heard

[TheSheepofWallSt]

CHESTER DRAWERS in the wild!

From a person I did not expect to hear it from...

WIBU to have thought that it was a myth?!

I had a bit of an argument with a friend when I had, well I say I had burned my hand, she insisted I'd burnt it.

damnthatanxiety "What were they meaning?"
Chubby Cheek = shabby chic
Crashed walwat - crushed velvet

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As for "dinning table", how can anyone think it's right?
"Dinning" is a different sound to dining ("dyning")
It's like spelling "pinning" like "pining" ("pyning")

I've seen a lot of 'empathic' on here recently (instead of empathetic e.g. "My child is very empathic". Hmmm...

For sale, dark red dafferder bridesmaid dress.

I did a proper Lol at that

Oh, and re-reading some documents from the distant past recently I saw that my little sister had referred to "the saffernoon" in a letter to our grandparents :) She was a small child at the time, though, so fair enough, but it made me smile :)

WelcomeToCranford, I expect 'farther' refers to a distant relationship. 😉

Someone on fb posted that they had just been to the gym and their "mussels" were aching!

@ConcernedAuntie

subtle grey pony

😂😂😂

I saw a 'restbite' on MN today!!!!

I saw a postcard ad in a newsagent window for a 'Suffuck Colt' lawnmower for sale!!!

My friend pronounces "eptiome" as "epi-tome" (to rhyme with "phone"). I assume because she's only ever seen it written down. I always want to correct her but don't as that would make me a Massive Dick.

I also like to say ambliance on purpose.

For clarity...

She is from Yorkshire (as am I) but the phrase was “we’ve got Chester drawers to put under there”

It’s not an accent thing. But I am relieved to find it’s a real thing, not just a MN thing...

Someone on another thread put flores instead of flaws, I had to sit on my hands.

I'm surprised no-one's mentioned advocados. Large green fruit which make it their life's work to speak up for others.

Hmm - that doesn't sound right .....

Bristolians refer to skeletons as Skellingtons (we mostly spell it correctly tho )

I can’t see that [fork] one posted. I will admit I only scanned through through quickly. What’s it supposed to be?

Eyes like a hawk, I think, TheWomanTheyCallJayne

BurtinHouse

LOL!

I know of people from a certain part of Scotland who talk about “Sangwiches”. I ask you. Fucking Sangwich

I say that.

YOU’LL NEVER TAKE ME ALIVE. 🔫

Hang on though. I pronounce drawers as draws (im from north east) I don't really know how to say it any other way ( but I do know how to spell it). Do people really say draw-ers. That would sound odd to me.

Do people really say draw-ers.

Oh yes, indeedy, we surely do.

Sangwiches instead of sandwich? It's a piece!!

Sangwiches instead of sandwich? It's a piece!!

Dinnae befuddle the English.

Axed instead of Asked