In a relative body heat test, my feet are coldest,
apart from my bum. How come my bum's so cold?
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apart from my bum. How come my bum's so cold?
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extremities are normally the coldest
maybe your arse is VERY large?
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maybe your arse is VERY large?
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His monobrow would be the coldest part of his body in that case.
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photos?
we can play a game of "guess the coldest part of Druid's body"
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we can play a game of "guess the coldest part of Druid's body"
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So you've not encountered his disturbing fascination with the late Ken Bigley?
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Meh, I'll be dead first and you still won't get my telly.
We'll see who is laughing then.
Oh.
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We'll see who is laughing then.
Oh.
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I'm going to dance on your grave,
old man. It'll be some kind of piratical dance I reckon, with rhcpaul playing the squeezebox.
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old man. It'll be some kind of piratical dance I reckon, with rhcpaul playing the squeezebox.
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PHOTOS!
The B3ta Community needs to see your arse and assess its size.
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The B3ta Community needs to see your arse and assess its size.
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I've been back in Yorkshire for a day
and it's bloody nithering. I've become too aclimatised to the insulating power of London's smog.
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and it's bloody nithering. I've become too aclimatised to the insulating power of London's smog.
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Yorkshire speak is the best, lass.
see also: it's been siling it down this week.
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see also: it's been siling it down this week.
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raining, I'm guessing?
do you miss out the ends of words, like "Down t'pit"? I like that bit of accent most, I think.
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do you miss out the ends of words, like "Down t'pit"? I like that bit of accent most, I think.
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I reckon the Georgian capital of T'bilisi
was named by Yorkshiremen.
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was named by Yorkshiremen.
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That's more of a West Riding thing.
I'd say "I'm off down pit", or "down the pit", but I might "go t'shop".
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I'd say "I'm off down pit", or "down the pit", but I might "go t'shop".
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from your profile photo you look very Chap-like.
A Yorkshire Chap is something I have never seen before. A rare marvel.
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A Yorkshire Chap is something I have never seen before. A rare marvel.
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Did we not speak at the bash?
Us Yorkshire folk know how to behave, what with us being raised in what is effectively still the post-war era, when folk knew manners and what not.
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Us Yorkshire folk know how to behave, what with us being raised in what is effectively still the post-war era, when folk knew manners and what not.
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