I do. I do want to do this. So long as you don't pull any of your no good Irish trickery and do this:370999 said:You want to do this Yorkshire? Pistols, swords or good old fashion fisticuffs?Binnsyboy said:As a proud (and perpetually angry) Yorkshireman, I take offense to that "thank God". That said, it could be worse. You could be in one of the uppity parts of Northern Ireland.370999 said:This Except replace being English (thank god) with being Irish.Binnsyboy said:This. I come from an intensely Yorkshire family, and we've been here for a thousand years.iBagel said:I'm a white male from a middle class rural background.
I have some quite typical Yorkshire traits (actively disgruntled, and when I put people down, I do it bluntly, am somewhat terrifying in a fight) and typical British traits (I do tend to be quite gentlemanly, am cynical, sarcastic and witty)
Beyond that, I'm not all that normal as an individual.
I'm from one of the shit parts of the Republic as well.
As for how I break the mold... I am well... I....
I don't really break the mold in any way.
Nah, I have had a lot of family move to Yorkshire and they love it so there is that. And seeing as I study in merry old Eng-Er-Land, I can say that a far prefer the North to the South.
So kudos to you for Sean Bean. Shame about your occupation of our country. Good thing that we beat you.
So one for one isn't bad?
As for the North, that's a can of worms that no one has a good enough can opener to avoid being splattered in the face.
But yeah, I spent some time in Belfast studying the troubles, and suchlike. Wouldn't you know it, the day after I left, there were reports of firebombing in the streets. Didn't think they'd miss me that much!
Political hate messages aside, the murals were stunning. And yes, Sean Bean. Just about trumps all those inventions the Scots gave the world, I'd say. To be honest, that just smacks of trying too hard...