wwaswas – Member
I’m 5% Northern which is probably quite enough, tbh.

Absolutely, we don’t want anymore of your type up here. 😉

100% down here in Portsmouth 😀

I moved south to the ‘civilized world’ at 18 (about 12years ago), but I’m still 90% Northern!

90%

All’s well, except I was brought up to say ‘dinner’, not ‘tea’. That let me down. 🙁

Yet another 0% here. 😆

82% near York…
Born Leeds, grew up Manchester so pretty much spot on…

All’s well, except I was brought up to say ‘dinner’, not ‘tea’. That let me down.

+1

brakes – Member

90%

“somewhere around Middlesbrough”

Yes, Eston.

did you rob my mate’s bike when we were up the hills?

No.

Can you get a Donner Kebab barm for t’ea up north?

Or do you not have pitta in the first place? Call it a donna ke’barm instead.

3% and I feel like I need to scrub myself clean 😉

phew! ca. Bournemouth! 😉

Lots and Lots of very proud Northerns and Southerners on here and happy to let each of us know where they want to known by too..

Excellent.

😀

85% im reet wi’that
born stratford (on avon) not the other one(on thames)
now near wakefield via sheffield & N wales you want grim? try holywell 😯
all daughters are yorkies mrs G lancs!

12% thank god

Gravy on Chips??? Really?

“12% northern
That’s somewhere around Bournemouth”

Well yes, 50 miles from Bournemouth to be precise.
I supported Leeds Utd. as a kid, so that must be where the 12% comes from.

100%. 🙂

Another 12%?

* fist bumps DezB*

65% here, which is odd as I consider “The North” to be anywhere north of Whitstable 🙂

you want grim? try holywell

[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holywell,_Cambridgeshire]Holywell?[/url]? I’ve found it to be rather a nice, pleasant village.

Cheers,
Jamie

100%, Lancashire born and bred 😀

100% northern is accurate, but I’ll batter the coder who reckons I live in Newcastle…

A lot of the “Northern” things had a north west bias.

We divent ‘ave barms over ‘ere, we ‘ave buns.

10%

(Think it’s for being a Bitter drinker…but it’s usually Harvey’s Sussex Best, London Pride or Doom Bar. I do wish they’d be more specific!) 🙂

Gravy on Chips??? Really?

[Despairs of emsz]

Gravy infused chips = one of life’s unchanging pleasures. 🙂

[/Despairs of emsz]

cinnamon_girl – Member

Yet another 0% here.

Would you like some Northern in you? 😉

95%, Smoggielandish.
Born and bred Northumbrian. I blame marrying a southerner on the missing 5% 🙄

50% which makes perfect sense, my dad is from Bradford and my mum is from Bristol!

I am wiping the sweat from my brow, coming in at 0%. My 2.5 years up in Salford seem to have had no effect. 8)

emsz – Member

12% thank god

Gravy on Chips??? Really?

Actually, they do that in Quebec, but add cheese curds and call it ‘Poutine’. It’s delicious.

0%
Get it!!
(I mean, spiffing…)

DrP

By birth, I score 90%.

The contemporary, enlightened, Southern livin’ me scores 20%, mainly as bitter, (or ale as I prefer to call it) is simply tip-top ace.

A colleague has just explained that pie barm is a pie in a sandwich!! WTF!!!

just wait until you experience “pie in soup” 😉

a pork pie. in a bowl of soup. srsly

Hmmm. I remember “chip soup” being banned when I was at school as the headmaster thought that tipping a plate of chips into a bowl of soups was not good behaviour, but I’ve never heard of pie soup.

I have heard of the “meat pie floater” though

Meat pie floating in (mushy) peas, covered in ketchip

100% thank goodness

I am craving a pie now. Can’t get proper pies here in Germany, something to do with the demarcation of master bakers and master butchers.

85%.
Surprised by that as I’m not a ‘real’ northerner, but the indoctrination must have worked 😉

100% which is no shock even though I’ve not had chips and gravy since I was 16.

75% around Hull, latitude pretty good, longitude a bit off by about 60miles.
S Yorks and proud,

100% natch. Despite a southern mother. Never lived anywhere south of derby, even went to Scotlandshire for a bit.

‘arrogate

H’arogate

Stupid bloody southerners…

After me. ‘Arrog’t.

0%

Time for dinner.

100%!! Which isn’t surprising as I’m from Durham (but now living in Boroughbridge, which isn’t far from Arrog’t) 😛