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I REMEMBER WHEN I WAS UP NORTH, PHONING WEST YORKS METRO FOR BUS TIMES. "Wot bas goes to xxxxx" "What" "bas goes to xxxxx" "What, where?" "this is Metro/" "Yes" "Bas to xxxx" "What" "Bas!" My friends were in total hysterics and had to phone up for me. It still amuses them as they will...

Because it was a flat twitten. LC

I think Twitten's are a sussex/ Brighton word for (steep) paths. When Brighton was built these rights of way were preserved and the twitten's remained. LC

And "you'll getting on my wick":angry: LC

"Muckers" for yer mates Is an old classic! ???

"You dirty northern b*stards" To all footballl teams. LC:lolol: :eek:

And "a malfe like clayten tunnel" Is unique to the area:jester:

Agree. When I was in t'north. People had real difficulty placing the accent. We aslo say Bryt - nn with a near silent T. And we say Gels instead of girls. We certianly drawl a lot and bend the end of words with the beginning of the next word. Though I have noticed my accent is becoming...