Learn to speak Ull

[roXXo]

Those who are familliar with the wonderful Kingston upon Hull accent will appreciate these.



Merce curd - Obsolete radio communications
Mama mia - Here I am mother
Myrrh-bile - My other telephone
Me lickle perny - A toy horse
A terld-e-merl - I informed everyone
Perch deg - A snack, usually served on terst
Spurts clairs - Garments worn by athletes
Meolidiz - My annual vacation
Yerolidiz - Your annual vacation
Erk - A type of wood
Yer sir slur - You are not very quick
Rail smerl - Not very big
Burla cherries - "life is just a ................"
Rerm - Capital of Italy
Kirk-a-curler - A fizzy drink, usually served curled
Burn ardel - Extreme laziness
Gunna snerr - Winter weather is expected
Rerd rerge - Disgruntled drivers
Perm - A composition in verse
Yer mammal ner - Your mother will have the information
The Nerth Perl - The most northerly point on earth
Erm Sweet Erm - One's place of residence
Oi! Gerreer! - Please approach me
Nerz kern - The pointed end of a rocket
Fern curls - Telecommunications
The Perp - Head of the Rerman Catholic Church
Yer Jerkin - I don't believe you
Lerds 'n lerds - Plenty
British Erm Stirs - Well known department store
Pearls - People from Poland
Err Nerr! - An expression of dismay
Goin on rerd - Going shopping
Gorra curled - I have the sniffles

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[ianrobbo1]

wot??? :dunno:

 

[roXXo]

wot??? :dunno:

You must get out more Ian.
Travel broadens the mind. R#?

 

[Pugwash]

:beer:

I lived there for 3 years and came out brummie-intact.

 

[Rolfy Dave]

You must get out more Ian.
Travel broadens the mind. R#?

Bloody hell Paul... Hull is "ABROAD" (over the water) from Immingham mate...

Did it take long on the ferry ?? or did you fly ??? (easychuck from sunny Donny)

Happy new year to you n Carole.

Rolfy & Jan
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[stan the man]

You must get out more Ian.
Travel broadens the mind. R#?

how can he...with a fcuked bird an all :}

 

[Rolfy Dave]

how can he...with a fcuked bird an all :}

He could use the company car......ROFLMAO

(like I do.... )

Cheers,

Rolfy
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[stan the man]

He could use the company car......ROFLMAO

(like I do.... )

Cheers,

Rolfy
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surely not while he's on the sick dave :t :}

 

[Centaur]

Do try to keep up Stan

Ian's back from the sick and straight on to holiday......bbird's still sick though!

 

[stan the man]

sorry bill....my mistake :bow:

 

[derek kelly]

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I lived there for 3 years and came out brummie-intact.

Sorry to hear that mate.

 

[roXXo]

Bloody hell Paul... Hull is "ABROAD" (over the water) from Immingham mate...

Did it take long on the ferry ?? or did you fly ??? (easychuck from sunny Donny)

Happy new year to you n Carole.

Rolfy & Jan
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Used to be a right good treat on the paddle steamers. New Holland to Hull. One and a half miles. Used to take anywhere from 45 minutes to 5 hours depending on the sand banks!
One of the ferries, The Lincoln Castle is now a pub, moored in Alexander Dock Grimsby. I don't know where the other "famous one" the Tattershall Castle ended up. The last paddle steamers on the New Holland/ Hull route were the Wingfield Castle and one that used to be used on the Clyde, the Waverley.
I last went on the ferry in about 1980. The steamers stopped soon after, when the then longest suspension bridge in the world was opened. The Humber Bridge. I think it held the record for a fortnight until a longer bridge was opened in Japan.
All the best to you Rolfy and Jan.
Kidderminster holds no fears for me now after being intimate with the roundabouts. Hope to see you next year.
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[ianrobbo1]

Roxxo, it's part of "the golden triangle" for me at work, (when I'm there) I now "do" immingham, grimsby and cleethorpes three days a week, Hull and sunny scunny for the remaining two!! :dunno:

 

[gypsy]

Roxxo, it's part of "the golden triangle" for me at work, (when I'm there) I now "do" immingham, grimsby and cleethorpes three days a week, Hull and sunny scunny for the remaining two!! :dunno:

I have heard you do the odd pick up of ebay items on the side g0551p

 

[roXXo]

Roxxo, it's part of "the golden triangle" for me at work, (when I'm there) I now "do" immingham, grimsby and cleethorpes three days a week, Hull and sunny scunny for the remaining two!! :dunno:

You should be fluent in Ully Gully then Ian.

Eh, getting a bit rough in Grimsby. A guy was shot in the legs with a shotgun this morning. He died in hospital this afternoon.

 

[ianrobbo1]

You should be fluent in Ully Gully then Ian.

Eh, getting a bit rough in Grimsby. A guy was shot in the legs with a shotgun this morning. He died in hospital this afternoon.

yeah!! those coppers need to calm down a bit!! and all he did was double park!!