Bee Eff Eee or Beefy?

Grarse. It’s the southern way me old cocker, cor blimey guv’nor look there, it’s a pearly queen.

Dunno about the beefy one ‘be fee’ I guess.

Bee eff eee. Its grass not grarse, bath not baath & glass not glarse, right where did i leave my scon.

beefy, grarse, barth, glarse, but scon.

Scon/scone I’m bi on that one. I like to go really crazy by having jam then cream on one scon but cream then jam on the other scone.

scon, butter, jam, cream. but that’s another argument.

Grass, Glass
BeeFee

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beefy, grarse, barth, glarse, but scon.

This.

Scone, stone, spoke, smoke.
Acceptable exception: gone.

Don’t you mean grass or gras?

Grass
Bath
Butter
Innit.

Grass.
Bee fee.

Born south of England – Northern parents so grass and bath it is though very RP
Mrs antigee – born north of England but Southern parents grarse and barth
Kids born in yorkshire drive me mad by saying yu instead of you and they are fed up with me telling them that the Queen would never respond to “wait up”

we had a kids book that rhymed scarf and giraffe – better than putting your fingers down your throat

Grass, bath.

Dinner is between 1-2pm

Tea is my evening meal.

Supper is something from a chippie

Queen would never respond to “wait up”

Do they say “where-tup” ?? 😀

There is no ‘r’ in glass, unless you are an arse.

[fatherted]ARSE[/fatherted]

Btw, Locals round out way say gorne

Ass over arse please

It has to be glass, or those four legged horse like creatures would be arses 😉

Cy says Beefy,but as a shandy I just cant bring myself to do it, so its bee eff ee for me.

I like to go really crazy by having jam then cream on one scon but cream then jam on the other scone.

I will hunt you down and I will kill you.

Scone.

As in “it’s not there anymore”

I already explained that the arses ave gorne!

BeeFee, Grass. But them I am a scummy midlander

Ass over arse please

Only if you happen to be septic

Grass definitely!
And “supper” is definitely a piece of toast before bed!

scon, butter, jam, cream. but that’s another argument

We argue about which way the cream and jam go on down here. Not sure about this butter business though.

Bath is a place and something you lie in to get clean
Barf is something you do when you need to be sick

Bus is a thing that carries people
Buz is the noise a bee makes

and it’s Grass

Scoan before it’s scoffed, then it’s scone.

Gr-ass
Sc-on
B-eef
Ba-th
G-lass

and of course toast is toe-st

If its scone you sure it tin tin tin?

bath Baff not baath

Grass
Bath
Glass
Scone to rhyme with bone.

Our imminent move back up North is partly due to the fact that we want any possible future offspring to talk properly.

Our imminent move back up North is partly due to the fact that we want any possible future offspring to talk properly.

Don’t count on that working. My four year old says “grarse” and “barth” despite being Huddersfield-born and raised with one northern parent. I blame CBeebies and his misguided mother, but I expect it’ll be beaten out of him after a few years in school. 🙁

I expect it’ll be beaten out of him after a few years in school

Why wait that long? 😉

Scone to rhyme with bone.

Our imminent move back up North is partly due to the fact that we want any possible future offspring to talk properly.

Best teach them it Scone doesn’t rhyme with bone first then.

1960/70s BBC interview – grarse, barth, carstle
2000s BBC interview – grass, bath, castle

But always scon! 😉 do buzzes exist anywhere other than Brum?

Does the panel think that Catholics celebrate Mass or Marse?

(I favour the latter, but only mischievously)

I heard this little gem a while ago coming out of Hull train station; “errr nerrr snerrr” took me a few minutes to figure out what on earth she was on about, but I was also slightly dissapointed that it was snowing.

WOW! People in England have different ways of saying stuff??! I should travel more.