Is this April's fool day joke?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7975597.stm

If not, then it looks really bad out there

It's not up north, it's just the Royal Bank of Scotland building in London that they attacked. And no, unfortunately it's no joke.

No, was posted at 3:28pm was RBS in london

Lol nomead posted as i did, beaten to it

nomead wrote:It's not up north, it's just the Royal Bank of Scotland building in London that they attacked. And no, unfortunately it's no joke.

Damn, there is always them that are trying to find excuse for destruction

But, it is up north, Thames is border, anything north of Thames is up north

jtbo wrote: But, it is up north, Thames is border, anything north of Thames is up north

Oh not this again.

A mate from Manchester said 'If your south of Mansfield you may as well be french'
My mate from Dover argues, 'If your north of the M25 your scottish'

Pie wrote: Oh not this again.

A mate from Manchester said 'If your south of Mansfield you may as well be french'
My mate from Dover argues, 'If your north of the M25 your scottish'

I find it very hilarious how there are so strict borders for those, of course everyone knows it is just age old joke, but still it is amusing

jtbo wrote:

Pie wrote: Oh not this again.

A mate from Manchester said 'If your south of Mansfield you may as well be french'
My mate from Dover argues, 'If your north of the M25 your scottish'

I find it very hilarious how there are so strict borders for those, of course everyone knows it is just age old joke, but still it is amusing

When I was on a course with Audi there was a girl from Hitchen (yes we made all the 'get back to the hitchen/jitchen' jokes) who always said Worcester was 'up norf' and I'd wind her up chronic by saying worcester is in the MIDlands and as the name suggests thats in the MIDDLE of the ISLAND.
Also used to wind her up about 'hertfordshire' and how it should be pronounced 'hart-ford-shIRE' and not 'hart-ford-sheer'

Id have to drive a looooooong way south to get to a place where people dont claim the northern claim.
Me mate claims hes a northerner because hes from northern linconshire.
Fail.

If I was fro Scotland, I wouldn't say "I'm Scottish" oh no, I'd say....


"I'm a Highlander"

From one of my travels to work (was bit over 1000km trip by road) there would been 2100km to North Pole, bit over 3000km from where I live, I guess I'm northender as from northest point of your island there is around 3400km to north pole

Highlander, that is class, I still watch that series

jtbo wrote: Highlander, that is class, I still watch that series

Now i know where you stole your awesome scottash accent from!

Pie wrote:Also used to wind her up about 'hertfordshire' and how it should be pronounced 'hart-ford-shIRE' and not 'hart-ford-sheer'

If you are going to say it wrong... it's "'art-ford-shear"

Anything north of Basingstoke is a bit much for me tbh, I likes me Saarf!

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