Eh up me duck
 

Happy Yorkshire day

Ee lad, ah cud eat oven door if it wor butherd

Aye lads.
Just been on about it to daughter.
Get me some white roses....dare I leave my red ones in t window.:joker:

Gravy on't table.

Its been Flooded ,Alf

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Nah lad, that's just spitting, thy's been in wetter situations than this.

something about flat caps and ferrets?

Happy Yorkshire day :laugh:

They try telling me I'm from Humberside, I say nay lad, thy's a Yorkshireman through and through.

There you go Alf . The Top American in London
Backs you.

Thought this was a stoke thread at first

"Fat tw@, he wants bleedin' milking, thy big fat get" (4.43)

And a Happy Yorkshire day to all my big hearted fellow Yorkies :worship: #GodsCounty

My fav film of all time and the football scene is the best !!

I think it's probably my favourite film of all time too. 50 years old this year. A timeless masterpiece.

Happy Yorkshire day Alf. X

omg what is that pit what if someone fell down

‘‘Tis but a crack int road.:hehe:

Brilliant ,my daughter watched it for the 1st time a while ago and had to put subtitles on !! Sadly the Yorkshire accent isn't as strong as it was due to people thinking they are southern yuppies ,Barnsley is the best accent in the world

Did Arge from Towie try to cross this?

Happy Yorshire day to all you Yorkies:laugh::wavey:

I know Kizzy is Yorkshire, but who else is?

Tonight I go up t KC stadium, because it's Yorkshire vs Lancashire, the pie eaters from Wigan, across Pennines are in town.

You can't beat a good old War of the Roses on a Thursday neet.

Happy Yorkshire day

…just some Yorkshire things….


Master board game makers, Waddingtons, were based in Leeds and gifted the world with some of the best-loved family games of all time - including Cluedo.


Sheffield-born Harry Brearley first discovered stainless steel in 1913 while working at Firth Brown's research laboratory and the city has been synonymous with steel ever since.


Mark’s and Spencer originally started life as a Penny Bazaar in Leeds Kirkgate Market, which opened in 1884 with 'Don't ask the price, it's a penny' as its slogan.


Jelly Tots were invented by accident by Horsforth-born Brian Boffey, who came up with the sweets while he was trying to create powdered jelly. Boffey was working for Rowntree's at the time and saw his sweets come to fruition in 1965.


The lovable Children in Need mascot is something of a national treasure in the UK and takes his name from the Yorkshire town, Pudsey - the hometown of his creator, Joanna Lane.