Not far at all, r kids a wakey lad. Theyre soft as shite, it’s t-shirt weather, might crack barbie out t’night. 
Adjusted t’ t’climate, big coats all t’way darn 'ere.
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Aye why not always a good time for a Barbie
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Tha needs t get some Yorkshire tea in tha, warm thi sen rart up.
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Time for me to learn English again 
Edit: Its funny how i am seeing unfamiliar names on the forum who just popped up and started with the Yorkshire talk hahaha… It did attract them from far and wide
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Another Yorkshire girl! We are many 
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As this topic has clearly digressed, any South Coast Englanders?? 
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We gravitate towards each other… Cos no one else understands a word we say.
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I almost didnt make this topic because i thought it was pointless. Lets say i am glad i did for all the laughs i had .
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Otherwise known as soft southerners. 
Bet you have your big winter coat out whilst us northerners are still in shorts and t’s.
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soft south coaster here 
…used to live in hove but moved more inland a while back and now moving over to chichester way very soon (quit my job 
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You may be a soft southerner irl, but we’re all oortians here. 
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Thermals n all! It’s swings and roundabouts being southern/northern, I may get cold easily but I don’t talk weird - enjoy your shorts
Edit: unfortunate missed word…
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Love this community, I’ll still be on this forum long after I get bored of the game.
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Thermals. Only thermals we know of are the ones our kestrels soar above. But have to give it to you we do talk like we all have a speech impediment. Altho thankfully is doesn’t sound like we’re saying a.r.s.e when we say house.
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Uhhh you all talk weird. Lol. Top of the morning to yeah. Put another shrimp on the Barbie! Bahahaha. IQ-1001 boom! Lol.
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May have to separate out this topic though…
Ooooo better not say anything bad about your rugby team or Sir Tom then.