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by **Yorkshire Pudding** » Oct 3rd, '06, 19:09

I actually find that genuinely offensive. But I'm not getting drawn into this... I'm off... <sigh>

by **Stephen Ward** » Oct 3rd, '06, 19:16

I hope you are not leaving TM, you would be greatly missed

by **Yorkshire Pudding** » Oct 3rd, '06, 19:22

That's kind, Stephen, thank you. I meant I'm off this thread... my bad semantics, sorry!

by **Delude** » Oct 3rd, '06, 19:32

I also think thats out. i mean, who would want to visit blackpool anyway? Once you've visited once, people never want to go back

[Mwahahaha, me loves yorkshire puddings so i don't want to see a sa done because the sad ones usually don't turn out as good

But i'll eat 'em anyway with a good hunk of beef!:)]

by **Stephen Ward** » Oct 3rd, '06, 19:46

I love Blackpool and it's roller coasters :lol:

It is a lovely place to visit (once you get away from the Stags and Hens). I go a lot

by **Delude** » Oct 3rd, '06, 20:06

What about the arcades and the chavs?

by **Jerome the French** » Oct 3rd, '06, 22:42

mark lewis wrote:Jerome tells us that he now knows where to go. How fortunate. I was about to tell him myself.

However I see now that we have been joined by a Yorkshire Pudding. I must inform him that I do not recall insulting the English on this forum. I was merely making a geographical remark concerning it's location. I am innocence personified. Besides people from Scotland insult the English all the time. Go up there and see if you don't believe me.

No. I never insult the English. They are not French after all. However I have indeed insulted people from Yorkshire my entire life. They are the most dreaded people who come to Blackpool and every vendor in the town hates the sight of them on account of the fact they never spend any money. Furthermore it is generally conceded among the local Blackpool populace that Yorkshire people are not the brightest sparks on the planet. They would definitely rate as the least intelligent of the awful species known as Blackpool holidaymakers.

Please be aware that I personally am not saying the above. I am merely quoting things I have heard around Blackpool. I am known for my tact and diplomacy and of course am not the sort to stir up trouble for amusement.

You couldn't help, could ya?
you had to reply...
tut tut tut

by **Stephen Ward** » Oct 3rd, '06, 22:46

You will soon get used to Mr Lewis :lol:

by **Jerome the French** » Oct 3rd, '06, 22:53

stephenmagic wrote:You will soon get used to Mr Lewis

I will have to, will I?
:lol:

I ain't scared of the fierce scottish.
How old is he?

by **Misanthropy** » Oct 3rd, '06, 23:00

Too old

by **mark lewis** » Oct 4th, '06, 01:16

I see that misanthropy also comes from Yorkshire. No doubt this accounts for his impertinence.

Furthermore I must say that I am suitably horrified by his rather vulgar signature message. I expect he wears tattoos also.

There is an old saying that youth is wasted on the young..................

by **Stephen Ward** » Oct 4th, '06, 01:38

That sig is from 'fight club' a cult american film :lol:

Far too vulgar for a gent like you :lol:

by **Misanthropy** » Oct 4th, '06, 01:47

mark lewis wrote:I see that misanthropy also comes from Yorkshire. No doubt this accounts for his impertinence.

Furthermore I must say that I am suitably horrified by his rather vulgar signature message. I expect he wears tattoos also.

There is an old saying that youth is wasted on the young..................

Wrong. I have no tattoos (yet) but my shaved head might offend :lol:

by **Stephen Ward** » Oct 4th, '06, 01:49

Shave your head! how ghastly :lol:

by **Misanthropy** » Oct 4th, '06, 02:00

at least I save money on haircuts and shampoo :lol:

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