[mixedrace]

Originally posted by Legend

How is he a snob?

And Dale's 'talking with your dick out' comment [which I've never heard in my life, so how 'so many' people say it I don't know] was refering to double standards, not snobbery.

i never said dale said he is a snob, im sayinmg i think he is a snob. also im suprised you never heard that phrase talking with his dick out. blinde me.

[Legend]

Originally posted by Matt10k

Yeah, what the hell was that? He couldn't even explain properly what it meant. He's such a div!

"it's like, when you like, you know, like, having double standards and stuff like"

I think 'div' sums his up really well.

[Matt10k]

I had a friend at school, everyone used to call him scouser because they thought he was from liverpool.

He used to get really mad and say he wasn't a scouser because he was from Merseyside- I was like, meh, same thing.

[Legend]

Originally posted by mixedrace

i never said dale said he is a snob, Im sayinmg i think he is a snob. also Im suprised you never heard that phrase talking with his dick out. blinde me.

I never said you did, I was just wondering how it was brought in to what Dale said.

So, how is he a snob?

And no, it's the first time I've ever heard it, and considering we are from pretty much the same place, it's even more strange. It must just be a select few who say it.

[LargeAndInCharge]

i never heard they saying 'talking with your dick out'

[Matt10k]

Originally posted by mixedrace
Im suprised you never heard that phrase talking with his dick out. blinde me.

Nope!

What the hell does it mean?!

Dale couldn't seem to explain it. like like like...

[Lauren]

'Talking with your dick out' is clearly not a popular phrase as the only valid result google pulls up on it is a BB site.

[LargeAndInCharge]

Originally posted by Matt10k
I had a friend at school, everyone used to call him scouser because they thought he was from liverpool.

He used to get really mad and say he wasn't a scouser because he was from Merseyside- I was like, meh, same thing.

LMAO

what a muppet

[Lauren]

Originally posted by Matt10k
I had a friend at school, everyone used to call him scouser because they thought he was from liverpool.

He used to get really mad and say he wasn't a scouser because he was from Merseyside- I was like, meh, same thing.

I get peed off when people call me a Geordie

[mixedrace]

Originally posted by Legend

I never said you did, I was just wondering how it was brought in to what Dale said.

So, how is he a snob?

And no, it's the first time I've ever heard it, and considering we are from pretty much the same place, it's even more strange. It must just be a select few who say it.

i dont like people who think they are above people and always telling people they are wrong and they are right. i just get the vibe off him and plus my aunt has been to his resturant and told me he is an arrogent snob, so since me and my aunt are very close i take her word for it and plus i see how he is in the house that just confirms my theory as it all adds up.

[LargeAndInCharge]

he is a bit above himself rex is tho

[mixedrace]

i will admit i always thought geordies and scousers were all the same type.

[LargeAndInCharge]

they do sound similare like

[Matt10k]

Originally posted by Lauren

I get peed off when people call me a Geordie

One of my lecturers was a geordie. At the beginning of the week, nobody could understand her. She said, towards the end of the week, her accent got weaker as she spent longer in leeds and we could finally start picking up bits of what she was saying

[Lauren]

Originally posted by mixedrace
i will admit i always thought geordies and scousers were all the same type.

LOL ok, whadda hell? Geordies and Scousers? As in... Newcastle and Liverpool? Ummm.

[LargeAndInCharge]

sound similar he means, i think

[mixedrace]

Originally posted by Lauren

LOL ok, whadda hell? Geordies and Scousers? As in... Newcastle and Liverpool? Ummm.

they do sound similar to me. im a southerner so hey, what do you expect.

[LargeAndInCharge]

iam southern east to you scouser and geordies so to me and others you do sound similar

[Matt10k]

What's that thing about the north and south they say that's like a cut off, where the double kiss greeting thing southerners do is no longer appropriate?

[Legend]

Originally posted by mixedrace

they do sound similar to me. Im a southerner so hey, what do you expect.

Don't you dare say I sound anything remotely like Lauren.

[Lauren]

Originally posted by Legend

Don't you dare say I sound anything remotely like Lauren.

I sound way better than Ant

[Legend]

Originally posted by Lauren

I sound way better than Ant

Blame the sore throat.

I do quite like the geordie accent though, it's my 2nd favorite after the belfast one.

[LargeAndInCharge]

Originally posted by Matt10k
What's that thing about the north and south they say that's like a cut off, where the double kiss greeting thing southerners do is no longer appropriate?

i dont get what you mean

[Lauren]

Originally posted by Legend
I do quite like the geordie accent though, it's my 2nd favorite after the belfast one.

My 2 flatmates are Scouse, so I quite like that accent.

[LargeAndInCharge]

Originally posted by Lauren

My 2 flatmates are Scouse, so I quite like that accent.

ofcourse you it is the same LOL