Probably a old one, but I just came across it. http://toys.usvsth3m.com/north-o-meter/ I was only 47%

Probably a old one, but I just came across it. http://toys.usvsth3m.com/north-o-meter/ I was only 47%

I got 83%.

82%, "somewhere near York".

"A pie barm" though ... that's not "Northern", it's merely disgusting.
Same goes for chips and gravy.

That's kind of freaky. I got 87% and it said that's somewhere around York. Which is where I live

Indeed.

Did it the other week – and was marked 'down' for saying that 'dinner' is what I have in the evening.

I can't remember the percentage, but I got "somewhere near Hull". A friend did it and came out as "somewhere near York". It appears not to recognise that 'the north' is not a synonym for 'the eastern side of the country'.

95%

Dally wrote:Probably a old one, but I just came across it. http://toys.usvsth3m.com/north-o-meter/ I was only 47% The measure is inversely proportional as to the likelihood to read the Daily Mail, obviously.

Dally wrote:Probably a old one, but I just came across it. http://toys.usvsth3m.com/north-o-meter/ I was only 47% The measure is inversely proportional as to the likelihood to read the Daily Mail, obviously.

As you appear to have very little understanding (and taste) on the subject of food might I ask you refrain from posting in future on "The Food Thread"?

Proud to score 95% despite living in that London for over 30 years

100%