Yorkshire Variant

[Suranjeep]

Seriously. Being reported by Sky.

Maybe this one is found in tea.

Let's just hope none of those infected decide to travel to London.

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/coronavirus/4119942-sending-london-patients-to-yorkshire

@TheQueef
Most Yorkshire people use it regularly? 🤣 Really?

'I wonder if one of the symptoms is the overwhelming urge to purchase a whippet.'

... and wrinkled stockings

I love this thread.

So many Tykes on here

Bloomin eck it's t'Yorkshire variant.
Cured by Henderson's relish and a pint

@WilyKitWilyKat

Oh, and an extra vest.

Ne'er cast a clout til May's out!

Apparently one of the early symptoms is an overwhelming desire to pontificate about cricket

A Yorkshire variant! I'll go t' foot of our stairs!

I bet if it was thought to come via Leeds Bradford airport then the airport would be closed quicker than Heathrow, where finally red list countries are to go through a separate terminal from 1 June, which is only 15 months after it should have happened.

[quote shewalkslikerihanna]@ThreeLocusts

Eeh by gum
Is an old Yorkshire Expression
For ... fucking hell![/quote]
Eh bah gum can your belly touch your bum, do your tits hang low, can yer swing em too and fro.

Yorkshire Hakka 🤣

[quote Alfaix]@TheQueef
Most Yorkshire people use it regularly? 🤣 Really?[/quote]
Honest.
Even if they don't say it out loud.
A nice long "Eeeeeehh" is good for the soul.

PennineSpring - don't you mean Cornholme?

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-56948184

T’Lancastrians tried to send us their roobish variant but we were avin’ none of it. We sent Boycott & Root to t’border with their bats and they saw t’covid off. They were 160 not out at tea. That’s Yorkshire tea, obviously.

@TheQueef I'm from Lancashire and even I love a nice 'eeeeeeeeeh' every once in a while.

[quote Ifailed]Let's just hope none of those infected decide to travel to London.

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/coronavirus/4119942-sending-london-patients-to-yorkshire[/quote]
As long as they don't say "hello" to strangers here

Guess it won't cross the Pennines.

Depends ont' Snake.

Ooh lovely, a variant with a nice side of chips n gravy, yummy.

(Disclaimer - I live in Yorkshire, so feel ok to take the mickey!)

@Allmyarseandpeggymartin

Bet it causes high temperatures and cold sweats if you get any further south than Doncaster, cravings for Yorkshire tea and uncharacteristic friendliness towards strangers

Aye, it does. Worse, you might have to take your big coat off south of Chesterfield too.

And it's probably been here ages, we're just so 'ard we 'adn't noticed. It's the 'arsh summers what mek us tough!

It's all because of their fancy 'afternoon teas'.

Scarborough, Filey and Whitby will be devoid of tourists this summer.

It's grim up north alright. But we can tek it.

Maggiesfarm, what about their cappuccinos?
What's wrong with 'we could froth it up a bit for you?'

[quote Hippee]PennineSpring - don't you mean Cornholme?

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-56948184[/quote]