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Aaron

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Registered: 9th Aug 04
Location: Cottingham, East Riding
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3rd Mar 12 at 11:54

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
grammer then, still comes under the same title pal.

Grammar

Matty W

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3rd Mar 12 at 11:55

the same reason you call a barm a bun/roll/teacake.

[Edited on 03-03-2012 by Matty W]

Phillips_91

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Registered: 20th Jan 10
Location: Blackpool. Drives: Sapphire Black Mk4 Astra 1.8
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3rd Mar 12 at 12:00

or a dressing gown a house coat!

*popcorn.gif*

brebaz

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3rd Mar 12 at 12:04

I dont say pal to often but, to say hello we say 'nu mate' i had never heard of it untill i moved from newcastle to the country.

Sunz

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Registered: 12th Jan 07
Location: SE England
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3rd Mar 12 at 12:08

They don't speak English, Immigrants !

Steve

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Registered: 30th Mar 02
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3rd Mar 12 at 12:19

Come to think of it not all northerners do, just the dirty ones

Nath

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Location: MK
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3rd Mar 12 at 12:19

Nic has clearly swam past this thread. Give it up.

Adster

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Location: Leyland, Lancs
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3rd Mar 12 at 12:25

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
cha aswell.

suppose it's like us saying 'mate' all the time.

thats a preston thing

i say pal sometimes but even my misses calls me pal

I talk more like a farmer due to my best mate being one and spending alot of time fixing his peugeot with him

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3rd Mar 12 at 12:25

To be fair, people from Worcestershire tend to speak with this Brum/Welsh/Yam/Farmer train wreck of an accent. I'd be more worried about that than someone saying pal.

Steve

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3rd Mar 12 at 12:31

Depends on what part north part eg bromsgrove is agree

Ojc

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Location: Reading: Drives : Clio 197
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3rd Mar 12 at 13:20

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
Why do northerners say this, makes me feel ill

It's always northeners in classifieds saying it

Lawrah

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Registered: 25th Dec 04
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3rd Mar 12 at 13:31

I say Hiya Pal.

Rich H

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Registered: 26th Oct 05
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3rd Mar 12 at 13:31

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by Jake
he hasnt spelled anything wrong. youre an idiot these days

hasn't.

you're.

spelt

Aaron

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Location: Cottingham, East Riding
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3rd Mar 12 at 13:32

Jake

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3rd Mar 12 at 13:41

quote:
Originally posted by Rich H

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by Jake
he hasnt spelled anything wrong. youre an idiot these days

hasn't.

you're.

spelt

spelled and spelt are the same thing

3CorsaMeal

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Registered: 11th Apr 02
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3rd Mar 12 at 13:43

Hi mate
Yes mate
No mate
Alright mate

i hate it when you say "alright mate" to someone and they reply with "yes thanks"

Mike

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Registered: 20th May 06
Location: nr. Skipton, North Yorkshire
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3rd Mar 12 at 13:49

I tend to use chief, mate, pal, bud or cock depending on who I'm talking too.

Jake

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3rd Mar 12 at 14:07

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
Hi mate
Yes mate
No mate
Alright mate

i hate it when you say "alright mate" to someone and they reply with "yes thanks"

lol its weird isnt it. you're not actually asking them how theyre doing

Seany

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3rd Mar 12 at 14:08

Pal gets used alot up here, along with buddy, mate, neebur and alright saan.

Matty W

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3rd Mar 12 at 14:13

"big chap" seems to be common in scotland also

Sunz

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3rd Mar 12 at 14:35

quote:
Originally posted by Matty W
"big chap" seems to be common in scotland also

That might be due to the obese people that live there !

Is a higher ratio of obese people in scotland then there is in the USA.

Big chap !

Russ

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3rd Mar 12 at 14:40

Chap is my favourite

Russ

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3rd Mar 12 at 14:42

Or, our kid.

Ben J

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Location: Cheshire
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3rd Mar 12 at 15:21

I say mate and geezer alot. Never pal.

sc0ott

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Registered: 16th Feb 09
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3rd Mar 12 at 15:22

Always thought pal was a scottish thing. Much better than 'mate'.

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