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Old 20-12-2005, 08:56 PM
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me maytes fell in the cut (canal), quick quick!!

so the copper comes, "wheres your mayte?"

no me mayte, it fell off me sandwich!!!!

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Old 21-12-2005, 05:49 AM
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me maytes fell in the cut (canal), quick quick!!

so the copper comes, "wheres your mayte?"

no me mayte, it fell off me sandwich!!!!
I'm expecting the wheelie bin joke next.....

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In the Black Country we were always taught to sound our vowels......not our bowels.

"How, Now , Yow, Fat, Cow."

A typical morning greeting from a West Midlander to his lovely wife!

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Old 22-12-2005, 10:01 PM
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hey have a listen to these

http://members.aol.com/johnmeyerhey/thelaners.wav
http://members.aol.com/johnmeyerhey/upthetruckers.wav
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http://members.aol.com/johnmeyerhey/myjoke.wav my joke sos about the end
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Old 22-12-2005, 10:27 PM
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a typical blackcountry sceene

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Old 05-01-2006, 01:03 AM
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thats it arrr, ya carr bayte the black countraye can yar aer kid!!!!, too right mi mon. yo gorra ear moreavit at the flicks aye ya!!!!!!
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I live very close to the Black Country and popped into the outskirts of Wolverhampton the other night and I could hardly understand anyone! Although after a few pints of Banks' Bitter (that's all they had) I could manage "Gud ear, ay eet?" (Trans - "Its a nice place, isn't it?") But then I'm a dead posh 'strawberry picker' or a 'carrot cruncher' to them...

I was once told the difference between the Brummie and Black Country accent was in the way garage was pronounced - "Gar-aarge" or "Garridge".
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Old 05-01-2006, 01:55 AM
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Bob Hoskins did a good job of a black country accent in Felicia's Journey. The film as a whole is worth watching as well.

In fact I was born and raised in the Wolverhampton - Dudley area so I've enjoyed reading this thread. Its been quite a few years since I've been back there so its always amusing to be reminded of how people spake proper.

Oh well off to watch 'The Grimleys' I think. A top notch comedy of school life and teenage longing set in Dudley in the seventies. Features Noddy Holder in the cast and priceless dialogue such as "Allo doll, fancy a drive down Gornal!" That's how to impress a girl!
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That's, "Frit to jeth" Sam Your 'jed' is correct, hence follows 'jeth'. It really is rather appalling, isn't it

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Another couple of everyday expressions from uncles and aunts which I find myself still using.

If the weather looks crap:

"It's looking a bit black over Bill's mothers!"

If you've gorra nangover:

"I woke up this mornin' with an 'ead like blind cobbler's thumbs!"
"...the chairman of Littlewoods stores made a Keynote speech!"
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I stand corrected.

Another couple of everyday expressions from uncles and aunts which I find myself still using.

If the weather looks crap:

"It's looking a bit black over Bill's mothers!"

If you've gorra nangover:

"I woke up this mornin' with an 'ead like blind cobbler's thumbs!"
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doe ya just love black country humor

I guz into a cafe n ask for a breakfast

canyave a bayyycon,sosuage egg n tomatoes

I want me eagg raw n burnt on the one side, me bacon burned to a crisp n all black, I want me sauages raw, and me tomatoes all black

the woman said, "we can't to that sir"

WELL YA DID IT YESTERDEY
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doe ya just love black country humor

I guz into a cafe n ask for a breakfast

canyave a bayyycon,sosuage egg n tomatoes

I want me eagg raw n burnt on the one side, me bacon burned to a crisp n all black, I want me sauages raw, and me tomatoes all black

the woman said, "we can't to that sir"

WELL YA DID IT YESTERDEY
That's almost as bad as the one about the bloke that went into the cake shop and asked to buy a fly.
"A fly?" said the assistant, "We don't sell flies."
"Well you've got one in the window," said our hero

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If you want thick British accents, they don't come much thicker than in the 1971 television presentation of "Cold Comfort Farm". It's available through Acorn Media (which has their own website) and here's an Amazon.com link http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...411334?v=glance for it and video is in NTSC format.

Acorn Media is putting a lot of shows that aired on PBS (such as this one) Masterpiece Theater and Mystery in the 1970s on VHS and DVD. I've watched their offering of Lord Peter Wimsey stories starring Ian Carmichael (courtesy of my local library).

Apparently "Cold Comfort Farm" was the premiere show for Masterpiece Theater.
It was a wonderful treat
To hear the patter of horsey feet.

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Check out "Dear Frankie" made in 2005 (?) Starts off with some strong northern accents...

It's a "chick'flick" ... one that the ladies will enjoy...
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