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good luck with that
my wife had this done a couple of years ago and she says its really improved her quality of life
good luck with that
my wife had this done a couple of years ago and she says its really improved her quality of life
Cheers for that
All very complicated though - just waiting for more info before deciding to go ahead. Hopefully it will
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I will be up for this,know the area very well.Andy
I will be up for this,know the area very well.Andy
I will be up for this,know the area very well.Andy
Jeepers, havn't seen you for a few years, the old ford runs if my memory...........
Not important, be great to see you.
last year to be exact Noddy,you was showing me your sprinter at the BMF remember?Jeepers, havn't seen you for a few years, the old ford runs if my memory...........
Not important, be great to see you.
Noddy made me
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I'm in
Monty I'm also up for going out to meet the heathens do we have any one who could translate?
On a similar note i have cut and paste this for the locals to help with the translation when we meet
alma chizzit - A request to find the cost of an item: how much is it?
amant - Quantity; sum total ('Thez a yuge amant of mud in Saffend'): amount
assband - Unable to leave the house because of illness or disability: housebound
awss - A four legged animal, on which money is won, or more likely lost ('That awss ya tipped cost me a fiver t'day'): horse
cort a panda - A rather large hamburger: quarter pounder
Dan in the maff - Unhappy ('Wossmatta, Trace, ya look a bit Dan in the maff'): down in the mouth
eye-eels - Women's shoes: heels
Furrock - The location of Lakeside Shopping Centre: Thurrock
garrij - A building where a car is kept or repaired(Trace: 'Oi, Darren, I fink the motah needs at go in the garrij cos it aint working proper'): garage
lafarjik - Lacking in energy ('I feel all lafarjik'): lethargic
OI OI! - Traditional greeting. Often heard from the doorway of pubs or during banging dance tunes at clubs: hello
paipa - The Sun, The Mirror or The Sport: newspaper
Saffend - Essex coastal resort boasting the longest pleasure pier in the world. The place where the characters from TV's, popular soap opera, Eastenders go on holiday: Southend
tan - The city of London, the big smoke: town
webbats - Querying the location something or someone is. ('Webbats is me dole card Trace? I've gotta sign on in arf hour'): whereabouts
zaggerate - To suggest that something is bigger or better than it actually is. ('I told ya a fazzand times already'): exaggerate
Noddy made me
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To keep things fair, please find the attached Norfolk guide
Norfolk Speak & translation
Narridge yoonyun = major Norfolk employer (Norwich Union)
thang kyer = spoken at high speed, used by Norfolk shop assistants when accepting money (Thank you)
how're yer gettin arn = Norfolk greeting (How are you getting on)
hair = here
shicagooo's = nightspot on Prince of Wales road (chigago’s)
bare = sold by the pint in shicagooo's (beer)
is that rioght? = comment to show attention being paid to speaker ( is that right)
ass a jouk = i'm just kidding ( that is a joke)
kharzi = suburb on the western out-skirts of Norwich (not Bowthorpe) (Costessey)
tross = pronounced like gross only beginning with a "T". suburb Southside of Norwich (Trouse)
windam = small town south of Norwich. (sensible abbreviation of it's proper name = wymundimundimundum)
card = traditionally eaten with chips (Cod)
koodee = shop in St.Stephens street (QD)
hoom base = DIY shop (various sites) (Home base)
fooze = electrical component on sale at hum base (Fuse)
fool = petrol or diesel fuel
int-huh-net = worldwide web
loos-tarfed = daft east coast fishing port (Lowestoft)
gatoo = sticky chocolate cake
foo too = get these developed at boots (photo)
sproight = fizzy lemon drink (sprite)
boost = to brag (Boast)
jargon = like running, but slower
cooo = What they do when waiting in line (Queue)
Voow = a scenic outlook (View)
Regards Tony
Norfolk Speak & translation
Narridge yoonyun = major Norfolk employer (Norwich Union)
thang kyer = spoken at high speed, used by Norfolk shop assistants when accepting money (Thank you)
how're yer gettin arn = Norfolk greeting (How are you getting on)
hair = here
shicagooo's = nightspot on Prince of Wales road (chigago’s)
bare = sold by the pint in shicagooo's (beer)
is that rioght? = comment to show attention being paid to speaker ( is that right)
ass a jouk = i'm just kidding ( that is a joke)
kharzi = suburb on the western out-skirts of Norwich (not Bowthorpe) (Costessey)
tross = pronounced like gross only beginning with a "T". suburb Southside of Norwich (Trouse)
windam = small town south of Norwich. (sensible abbreviation of it's proper name = wymundimundimundum)
card = traditionally eaten with chips (Cod)
koodee = shop in St.Stephens street (QD)
hoom base = DIY shop (various sites) (Home base)
fooze = electrical component on sale at hum base (Fuse)
fool = petrol or diesel fuel
int-huh-net = worldwide web
loos-tarfed = daft east coast fishing port (Lowestoft)
gatoo = sticky chocolate cake
foo too = get these developed at boots (photo)
sproight = fizzy lemon drink (sprite)
boost = to brag (Boast)
jargon = like running, but slower
cooo = What they do when waiting in line (Queue)
Voow = a scenic outlook (View)
Regards Tony
great
Cormick
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Cheers Tony, I'll laminate it and put it in me tank bag!
Andy will be good to see ya looking forward to it
Andy will be good to see ya looking forward to it
Norfolk Boys do it with Style
Hi All
on the same theme as Noddy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtS61PESUWY
Bigboy
Hi All
on the same theme as Noddy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtS61PESUWY
Bigboy
Cormick
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I will be up for this,know the area very well.Andy
Feck just found a vid of you when you had hair!!
Hi All on the same theme as Noddy
Check this one out that Terry posted last year, seem that we have become integrated.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDuW3joTBq8
Check this one out that Terry posted last year, seem that we have become integrated.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDuW3joTBq8
just the tonic after a days work in dartford
Cormick
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Check this one out that Terry posted last year, seem that we have become integrated.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDuW3joTBq8
Noddy I’d like to register my disgust at this video
whilst it depicts a fair and true image of an average norfolkian it appears to subscribe to the stereotypical view that all people who live in the fine County of Essex as being somewhat common pikey chavs I mean really how unfair 
Look forward to the run
Chad any news on that burberry lid geez? 
Have to agree with you to a point however I have dicovered one redeaming product of Essex that far exedes my expectations.
Really quite exceptionable quality..............
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mr badger
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Have to agree with you to a point however I have dicovered one redeaming product of Essex that far exedes my expectations.
Really quite exceptionable quality..............
Or even better
The jam of James Bond after all.
mr badger
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Route Help
Mainly for those who will drop in on the way, or any 'strangers' who may be coming East for the day, I've cobbled a quick pratnav file together from Noddy's suggested route. Two versions depending on what you need.
I'm not suggesting we all stick to it religiously (fat chance anyhow) but just to show likely places to drop in en route. Having taken on loads of route organising and leading responsibilities I'm all for Noddy's sound advice to keep it simple. We all know where we're starting and finishing and have a rough idea of howe to get there
Anyone coming from Norwich direction - I'm heading out at around 09.00 on the day from Thickthorn Svcs for a gentle A11 bimble to Thetford if you fancy joining me.
Mainly for those who will drop in on the way, or any 'strangers' who may be coming East for the day, I've cobbled a quick pratnav file together from Noddy's suggested route. Two versions depending on what you need.
I'm not suggesting we all stick to it religiously (fat chance anyhow) but just to show likely places to drop in en route. Having taken on loads of route organising and leading responsibilities I'm all for Noddy's sound advice to keep it simple. We all know where we're starting and finishing and have a rough idea of howe to get there
Anyone coming from Norwich direction - I'm heading out at around 09.00 on the day from Thickthorn Svcs for a gentle A11 bimble to Thetford if you fancy joining me.
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