Mystery Moderater

[Biker man]

The only people who ever believed that were Cannon and Ball, who were themselves as funny as a painful dose of the Nurembergs.

Not sure what that is but it sounds painful 😂

 

[Biker man]

Hull I have been there and Wilerby and around .

 

[BoldonLad]

Surely he'll have to wait for the reply from the mystery mod?

I'm curious, or is it nosy to find what it's all about.

It's a mystery and no mistake guvnor.

Was that a chance remark, or, a very clever play on words?

 

[figbat]

Off topic, but, I notice you use the term "mam" rather than "mum". I thought that was a particularly Northern thing. I know some may regard Hull, as in the North, but, to me, it is Midlands.

I am curious, how far South does the term "mam" extend?

View: https://imgur.com/a/ca07b

 

[BoldonLad]

View: https://imgur.com/a/ca07b

Sorry, too clever for a Northerner. All I get a several images, obviously meant to convey the demographic of something, but, no key as to what that "something" is.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Off topic, but, I notice you use the term "mam" rather than "mum". I thought that was a particularly Northern thing. I know some may regard Hull, as in the North, but, to me, it is Midlands.

I am curious, how far South does the term "mam" extend?

I though mam was a royal thing?

 

[BoldonLad]

I though mam was a royal thing?

Oh come on, don't exhibit you uncouthness (is that a word?) Ma'am please.......

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Oh come on, don't exhibit you uncouthness (is that a word?) Ma'am please.......

I just call her Queenie.

 

[Deleted member 1258]

Off topic, but, I notice you use the term "mam" rather than "mum". I thought that was a particularly Northern thing. I know some may regard Hull, as in the North, but, to me, it is Midlands.

I am curious, how far South does the term "mam" extend?

I always thought Mam was American and originated in the deep south.

 

[Venod]

I am curious, how far South does the term "mam" extend?

Widely used here in West Yorkshire, which together with Hull is in the North, Midlands start somewhere South of Sheffield.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midlands

 

[Alex321]

View: https://imgur.com/a/ca07b

There is nothing to indicate what the colours mean, or what each of the four images mean.

Without some sort of key, they are meaningless. I would expect the colours to indicate frequency of usage, and each of the four maps to be a different word used, but need to know which map is which to be any use at all.

 

[figbat]

There is nothing to indicate what the colours mean, or what each of the four images mean.

Without some sort of key, they are meaningless. I would expect the colours to indicate frequency of usage, and each of the four maps to be a different word used, but need to know which map is which to be any use at all.

Click the image.

 

[ColinJ]

The only people who ever believed that were Cannon and Ball, who were themselves as funny as a painful dose of the Nurembergs.

Not sure what that is but it sounds painful 😂

Cockney rhyming slang, innit.

Nurembergs... Nuremberg trials... piles!

 

[Alex321]

Off topic, but, I notice you use the term "mam" rather than "mum". I thought that was a particularly Northern thing. I know some may regard Hull, as in the North, but, to me, it is Midlands.

I am curious, how far South does the term "mam" extend?

Not sure about "Mam", but I would say Hull is very much on the border between Midlands and North. Lincolnshire I would regard generally as East Midlands, while Yorkshire is generally part of the North.

 

[glasgowcyclist]

I predict a flounce

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