Ev yer go' a loit bouee?

[Pathca]

I did wonder J, if Liz would pick me up on my approximation of the accent. Thank you for letting me hear that again though. BTW my Dad was from Hampshire and he always pronounced the smoky thing on top of the house as 'chimbley'.

@MAD87 The ones we have are red in a brown box, they won't strike on anything else either, so I assume they are safety ones.

Bizarrely people from Blackburn tend to say chimbley as well

[Doug]

Wel oi be amshir oi be an twas chimbley wer oi cums from swel.

[Spardo]

Oh dear, we, Mum and I were from Manchester, always took the mick out of Dad for that, and his insistence that people who design houses were artitects.

[Doug]

Nother amshir saying, sumwen. --- at some time.
My oh being a maid of Kent is always calling junctions,--two went ways or three went ways.
Her Granddad when he had eaten too much always said that he felt like a hop-garden toad with side pockets.
Be good to hear of other local sayings.

[Veem]

Back in the early 60s I was driving my company mini somewhere around East Anglia when the engine boiled. I stopped at a garage to ask them to fix it. First mechanic looked at the problem and then shouted up to No 2 mechanic up on the 1st floor of the spares dept 'Ha yer go' a top owse up there bouey?' Made Oi laff. They fixed it.

[Pathca]

My mums cousin and her husband had a tandem,one day they were having problems with it and approached a man in his garden,Jim walked up to him “Est e Omer?””Pardon?” “Est e Omer ?” Lizzie resolved the situation “Ask him for a hammer you fool “