Johnny Canuck3
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Yorkshire is 6000 square miles. Doesn't seem fair somehow, comparing it with Texas.
Didn't American Werewolf in London start out in Yorkshire?
Or was that Wales?
They also say 'tin tin tin.' That's my favourite thing about Yorkshire.What they actually say is "there's nowt as queer as folk"
Wales definitely still existed in 1981 so it must have been there.
wut?They also say 'tin tin tin.' That's my favourite thing about Yorkshire.
If there's no Yorkshire, does that mean there's no Yorkshire men?
reminded me of when a friend's grandad wanted to chuck something away, asked 'where's the bin?', and got a puzzled reply of 'i've been nowhere'..Thank you for biting.
It means 'it isn't in the tin.'
*coat
Northumberland is ok but it's not Yorkshire
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You're right. Seeing as Yorkshire beat Texas then maybe Texas should be allowed to include California or something as well.Yorkshire is 6000 square miles. Doesn't seem fair somehow, comparing it with Texas.
Lancashire: beaten by a place which doesn't exist, and its virtues being extolled by an ex-pat on the internetWales definitely still existed in 1981 so it must have been there.
He's an out-and-out rose-whore.
There doesn't seem to be a place called Yorkshire in existence as far as I can tell. I checked some history books and it just said that it lost a vital war to Lancashire in some place called "Bosworth" before being completely abolished in 1974.
does he take payment in pies and whippets?
Wales definitely still existed in 1981 so it must have been there.
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Lancashire half? I'm less Lancastrian than you are Spanish! I like Manchester and I even like Blackpool, but that doesn't mean I have a half of me devoted to the county that those places happen to be in! Plus the rest of the county is a bit grim. Look on the grimmest place in the North thread and I bet there's more nominations for Lancs than there is Yorkshire .The only North-West I have an affinity to is North West Ireland where my [Dad's side of the] family come fromWhen the Yorkshire half of him is winning he demands cash or a banker's draft , often resorting to menaces. When it's the Lancashire half you can just pay him whenever you like and he lets you keep a bit of the money.
Yorkshire is 6000 square miles. Doesn't seem fair somehow, comparing it with Texas.
They could declare independence again. But then Yorkshire could invite another Norseman to be King again and we'd be in the same situation.
They could declare independence again. But then Yorkshire could invite another Norseman to be King again and we'd be in the same situation.
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Lancashire half? I'm less Lancastrian than you are Spanish! I like Manchester and I even like Blackpool, but that doesn't mean I have a half of me devoted to the county that those places happen to be in! Plus the rest of the county is a bit grim. Look on the grimmest place in the North thread and I bet there's more nominations for Lancs than there is Yorkshire .The only North-West I have an affinity to is North West Ireland where my [Dad's side of the] family come from
Oh, and I enjoyed that film today in the same way I enjoy EastEnders: It is misery porn to make us Yorkshire folk feel grateful that we don't have such depressing lives
The same report also claims Antarctica is the second best country in the world
To be fair, the county includes a large amount of rural land. On top of that you've got extensive moorland and parts of the uplands of the Pennines, along with the North York Moors. So it'll never be as densely populated as London or the south east.So here's what I don't understand: if Yorkshire's so great, why don't more people choose to live there and have businesses there?
Wikipedia tells me that only 5.2 million people live somewhere which is 2.9 million acres in size. That's 1.79 per acre.
Compared to greater London, where you have 8.2 million people in only 388,449acres, meaning 21 people per acre.
Popularity. Yorkshire does not have it.