Geordie Dictionary
Posted: 01 Jul 2004, 12:56
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Posted: 01 Jul 2004, 13:01
Wot fettle, bonnie hinny?
Posted: 01 Jul 2004, 13:19
Aal reet birkie
Posted: 01 Jul 2004, 14:17
The fog on The Tynes all mine all mine... Pet.
Posted: 01 Jul 2004, 14:26
aaaawwwwwwww chicken (New edition)
Posted: 01 Jul 2004, 15:53
And you've never stereotyped anyone?Black Horizon wrote:FFS, don't stereotype us
Posted: 01 Jul 2004, 15:53
Is that the sound of someone not liking the pi$$ being taken out of em?? Three words.....POT KETTLE BLACK arrange into sentence and think about it...........LOL
Posted: 01 Jul 2004, 15:54
Blimey SG great minds think alike 
Posted: 01 Jul 2004, 16:47
*Sighs with relief*Black Horizon wrote:I WAS ONLY JOKING ON
Posted: 01 Jul 2004, 16:55
You'd have to...
Posted: 01 Jul 2004, 18:25
Haddawayan$hite Man! wasn't included 
Posted: 01 Jul 2004, 19:22
Aa wazzunt ower impressed wi' it, like.Red Sunsets wrote:Haddawayan$hite Man! wasn't included
My main objection was the way it started off defining a Geordie as being from Tyneside, then incorporated a load of expressions from Northumberland and Co Durham into the dictionary.
At risk of being pedantic (or just plain workie), those are not Geordie. Pretty much by their own definition.
And pit-yakka isn't a term of abuse, either. It's simply a term for a coal-face worker who hacks ("yaks") the coal from the mine. IMHO as a near neighbour to the geordies, of course. BH may differ since he's on-site.
Posted: 01 Jul 2004, 19:34
@ andymackem
Haddawayan$hite Man, afore a gie ye a reet ploatin!
Haddawayan$hite Man, afore a gie ye a reet ploatin!
Posted: 01 Jul 2004, 20:23
Now where'v I heard that before...Sexygoth wrote:...POT KETTLE BLACK arrange into sentence and think about it...........LOL
