You've got to love Geordie lassies

[Kirstie]

And in proper (Lestah) English that is?

Don't know but I'll have a stab at it in lanky (lancashire) when i've looked at my lanky dictionary. It's just a general exclamtion I think. Anyway I thought it was Lest-oh...

 

[Hilldodger]

Anyway I thought it was Lest-oh...

West of the river my dear girl, west of the river.

 

[trustysteed]

West of the river my dear girl, west of the river.

don't you mean West-oh?

 

[Fnaar]

She's got a cracking pair of legs right enough!

I realise this is an old thread revitalised (like the woman in the pic, hopefully, for her sake). But actually I don't agree that she has a "cracking pair of legs". She has long legs, and youth on her side, but they don't have much muscle definition, and give it a few years, she'll look like Mimi Maguire

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I have two nieces in their early twenties... really beautiful girls, but poor diets, no exercise beyond walking to the train station, and... well, youth won't be on their side forever. So all people should cycle, therefore.

 

[Kirstie]

Following on from Fnaar, here's everybody's favourite geordie (my second favourite, as it happens): Si 'gis a cuddle' King of the hairy bikers. Aw.

 

[trustysteed]

nice golf club cover on the tree!

 

[ComedyPilot]

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[graham56]

This was one "celebrating" last night apparantly according to some other website. She's got a cracking pair of legs right enough!

It now appears in fact she`s a weegee on a hen party trip to Newcastle.

 

[Paulus]

For the sake of dignity, she does have her legs crossed.

 

[trustysteed]

For the sake of dignity, she does have her legs crossed.

which is unusual for a drunken Geordie lass, so I think she's sober.

 

[hackbike 666]

Geordie lassies?woof woof?

 

[Sam Kennedy]

I came a cross a bloke in just jeans and a T shirt sprawled awkwardly half off the pavement in Station Road.

That's really close to my house, it's a small world!
I think that if someone is injured because of consuming alcohol, they should be at the back of the line at a&e, and should be billed for any treatment.
Unless of course it's urgent, but if someone is drunk, and breaks their arm, they should have to wait at the back of the line, until all the sensible people are mended first.

Sorry if this post makes no sense or is offensive, I'm tired.

 

[violetnewt]

Toon Toon, Black and white Arrrrrrrrrrmmmmmmyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!

Just sayin is all.