Kids been out a school trip to the farm: Dad- Did you enjoy it son Son- Yes Dad Dad- Tell me about it Son- Well the farmer gave us a tour of the farm, farmyard & the fields. Dad- Sounds interesting, go on Son- Well, when we went up into the fields the farmer pointed out the different animals in each field sheep in one, horses in another and some fukcers in another. Dad- Some WHAT? Son- Fukcers, he called them Heifer's but we all knew what he meant.
Just been to the chip shop , Shouted to the lady in the back Fish and Chips twice please She shouts back I heard you the first time .
Just had a similar experience in the library. A bloke shouted “fish & chips open please” The lady replied, “You’re in a library “. The man whispered “Sorry love, can I have fish & chips open please “
What do Man Utd, Prince Andrew and The Black Eyed Peas all have in common? It’s gone downhill for them all since Fergie left
Went int fish n chip shop. Asked lady if they’d any chips left. She said yes. I said “serves yersen reight for cooking so many.” Walked out. She wasn’t amused.
One that tickled me....I was reading an interview with the actor Sanjeev Bhaskar , he said that when he told his dad he was going to be an actor....the old man just said " actually it's pronounced doctor."
You're probably not old enough to remember the days when the only people who called it a butty were Scousers?
It’s widely used all over tbh but in my day butty weren’t used I think it became popular with the Scouse Comedians late seventies early eighties Stan Boardman Cilla Black etc plus the boys from the black stuff .oh and of course the Late great Ken Dodd and the jam Butty mines lol
Born in the 60s, mi Mam and Dad always used to say Butty when I was younger. Sandwiches were something you had when we had visitors coming round and we had to be posh
It is isnt a Yorkshire saying though it originated in Liverpool and I’d not heard references outside of Scouse TV personalities untill Ken Dodds diddy men working in the jam butty mines . So yeah it’s widely used nowadays but it’s not Yorkshire