Yorkshire Day

Fysherman
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Felicitations to all fellow yorkies on this special day

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  • JVB66
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    edited August 2016 #2

    I would tell my grandad but he died in 1924

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited August 2016 #3

    Thank You!Happy

  • Fysherman
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    edited August 2016 #4

    I would tell my grandad but he died in 1924

    There is a process where by you can be made an honorary Yorkshireman (as you have a connection) but are you truly worthy JVB?

    Training takes place in the Brecon Beacons then if succesful you may be invited to a secret ceremony in Yorkshire.Sealed

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited August 2016 #5

    A happy Yorkshire day from me tooHappy

    Never ask a person if they come from Yorkshire, if they do they'll let you know. If they don't-why humiliate them.

     

    Honorary Yorkshire folk, really? It's like winning a race but not actually getting the gold medalHappy

     

  • Fysherman
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    edited August 2016 #6

    We have a duty to recognise and if possible help the less fortunate in our midst.Innocent

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited August 2016 #7

    Fish, sorry Mucker but they'll always be 2nd class citizensSad

  • Fysherman
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    edited August 2016 #8

    True but I live not too far from Lancashire and regularly undertake missionary work over there. Think of it as community service.

    (I hope Jill is not reading this, I am within clobbering range)Happy

  • huskydog
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    edited August 2016 #9

    what happens on Yorkshire day then ???????

  • Fysherman
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    edited August 2016 #10

    Sorry HD from Kent we cannot tell you.Smile

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited August 2016 #11

    Lankys could have there own celebratory day. . . . I was going to point out why they don't Fysh but I'll stop now, I take your point. Jill is a Lanky so She'll know some dodgy folk, darn itLaughingLaughing

  • Fysherman
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    edited August 2016 #12

    Exactly R2B and I think she knows where I live Surprised

     

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited August 2016 #13

    I can give you a hint, much the same as every other day of the year HD-celebrate we were born in Yorkshire, the biggest & best County in the Country. Thank our parents. Thank God for giving us His patronage over all othersHappy

  • Fysherman
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    edited August 2016 #14

    'then later in the morning we allSealed

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited August 2016 #15

    SurprisedHush now Fysh. I returned earlier, it was excellent. Nuff saidSealed

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited August 2016 #16

    Rumour has it, the true initiation ceremony involves a Black Pudding and some Tripe HD, but its a closely guarded secret and thank fully only none Yorkies have to endure the ceremony!Happy

  • JVB66
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    edited August 2016 #17

    what happens on Yorkshire day 

     

    ..they just check their pockets are deep enough so as not to reach their moneyCool

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited August 2016 #18

    what happens on Yorkshire day 

     

    ..they just check their pockets are deep enough so as not to reach their moneyCool

    JV, you say that as if it's a bad thingUndecided, I don't understandHappy

  • Oneputt
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    edited August 2016 #19

    what happens on Yorkshire day then ???????

    All mouth, flat caps and whippets with a sprinkling of ferrets, going to the foot of their stairs by gumSurprised

  • IanH
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    edited August 2016 #20

    what happens on Yorkshire day 

     

    ..they just check their pockets are deep enough so as not to reach their moneyCool

    JV, you say that as if it's a bad thingUndecided, I don't understandHappy

    Exactly so, Rocky......a strange thing to say.

    Anyway, you can take that orange peel out of your pocket now, no-one's watching.....Wink

  • IanH
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    edited August 2016 #21

    Felicitations to all fellow yorkies on this special day

    Why thank you.....and the same to you and yours......Laughing

  • JVB66
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    edited August 2016 #22

    "Yorkshire Folk"

    Hear all  See all  Say nowt

    Eat all  Sup all  Pay nowt

    And if that does owt for nowt thar does it for thesenHappyCoolWink

  • IanH
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    edited August 2016 #23

    Sounds like a good phylosophy for life, JVB.....Wink

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited August 2016 #24

    I have that tea towel!Laughing

  • huskydog
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    edited August 2016 #25

    I think I might have "Yorkshire pudding" for tea ,to mark the dayHappy

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited August 2016 #26

    Good for you HD!Happy

  • IanH
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    edited August 2016 #27

    Aunt Bessies make some really good ones....Surprised

  • mickysf
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    edited August 2016 #28

    Nothing like a proper home made one. These frozen things are like tasteless cardboard to me.   

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited August 2016 #29

    I like mine after the meal with either Honey or Jam on itHappy

  • JVB66
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    edited August 2016 #30

    Proper Yorkshire puddings are used as a first course to fill you up to save on the real foodUndecided

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited August 2016 #31

    Proper Yorkshire puddings are used as a first course to fill you up to save on the real foodUndecided

    JV, you ain't from Yorkshire so your opinion don't count(Joke)LaughingLaughing

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