Co-op near old Bush pub.

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  1. John Peachy

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    I think you'd settle for a nice pair of baps, if pushed.
     
    John Peachy, Apr 8, 2020
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    Now you've started something
     
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    Did that just roll off your tong or tung?
     
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    We'll be on to pikelets next.
     
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    I have this argument with the Mrs every time we have them. I agree it’s scone not scon, you don’t pronounce stone ston!
     
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    Scons everyday ut week. Scones are those eaten with the little finger in the air.
     
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    It's a funny one is this. To me, 'scon' sounds posh,but some people reckon 'scone' sounds posh. I'm a scone man myself like,cos I think scon sounds southern posh and pretentious
     
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    Everyone knows what a pikelet is.
    A young Donny fan
     
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    Exactly! Scon is definitely posh, anyone who’s heard someone from Yorkshire saying scone with the deep ‘o’ would never call that posh.
     
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    You would in Barnsley. How much do you weigh? Dunno exactly, abart eleven n aif ston.

    Having said that I do pronounce it scone.
     
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    I knew someone would come back with that, I walked straight into it....
     
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    Technically shunt it be pronounced scooan rahnd these parts?
     
    Gimson&theBarnsleys, Apr 8, 2020
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    Scooan aint that Scowen is Scottish. Josh Scooan
     
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    Not having that as an argument. Some would have you say leeds is pronounced Leeds. But as everyone knows it’s pronounced Scum.
     
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    Coop Greasbrough blowers on full blast.
     
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    LOL my friend. As much as I live in Leeds I've spent all afternoon cycling round the place walking people's dogs & doing errands in a badly fitting Reds shirt. TBH all I've been met with is gratitude. Sometimes the football bit becomes a bit less vitriolic in such circumstances to the point where it's just a light joke.
     
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    It grieves me to say this. And don’t let em know. I have quite a few I’d call friends (workmates). There I’ve said it through gritted teeth. Working for YW means I get to see em quite a lot. All from west York’s except a Dee dar closet fan. They wouldn’t forgive me if I didn’t refer to em as scum. No more than if they didn’t call me Dingle. I’m going to lie down now. Hope I wake up and this was all a dream. If not it will be deleted ASAP. And I’ll make sure I take my medication. :)
    Ps Please forgive me cowboy. Bless me for for I have sinned. No not catholic but just edging mi bets.
     
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