On the contrary, I very much approve. Local dialects of all kinds are traditional old English. It's the Victorian imported Frenchified fancy words adapted by the lower and middle middle-classes to disguise anything they thought was vulgar which are, in fact, vulgar, and which I cannot abide.

I'm a right patty eater down the tenny, so don't be chowwing at me, Goose Boy.

I think you will find that "chowing" is a single w.



I'm not a snob, I am however a two bob millionaire. I love food and drink and I'll go a long way to seek out things that I like or might like. Some of my best friends are chef's or really into wine, or restaurateur's. I didn't grow up on a farm but I'm from a farming community and I like to support people that are good at animal husbandry and have a passion for what they do.

There's nowt wrong with a Tetley tea bag, if you like it, you should stick to it.



Not my bag squire, but the more people that subscribe to this thread the better I think, it's a little East Riding (or in comers) community and one day we'll have a lovely meet up.



It looks awful. I like Craig, I like him a lot, my favourite ever (caveat, I have no definitive favourites, all are subject to change) TV series was "Our Friends In The North", in which he was excellent, but jumping onto the wigs of alien spaceships as they fly through canyons? Purlease!

Prove it.

Erm, it didn't have red line under it when I typed it whereas "chowwing" does...

Stop yer chuntering.

It is only one w wormy sorry

Oh. I chalk this victory up, as HMS Ark Royals' triumph of Bismarck.

We never give up in The East, we are always there, to defeat you on your own terms, when you lest expect.