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[INMANATOR]

well im a geordie living down south now and no one has a clue what im on about not even my girlfriend (wor lass). i cant order takeaway over the phone i have to spell every word.
my friend went to america and a guy said she had a nice fanny. in the usa i belive thats arse, but in england completely different hence the guy got a fat lip

[Peaky]

no offence but i worked with a geordie for 14 years and still couldnt tell what he was saying half the time.

[The Wanderer]

OK, what pray tell, is a Geordie?

[Peaky]

Its a little elf like thing that comes and moves objects when you are looking for them, lives on bear and fights like a trouper when cornered.

[Peaky]

I meant lives on beer, dam edit button.

[The Wanderer]

We have the same thing here in Canada, but we call them Newfies!

[Peaky]

Geordies is the name given to the people who live in and around Newcastle which for those that dont know is a city it may even be the region as well but im not sure.

[The Wanderer]

Newcastle, eh? Í think I've drank some of the regions brown ale before. It had some plastic thing-a-ma-jig in it to give it a bigger head. Why any one would want all that foam on the their beer is beyond me. We try to pour it so there is no head on the beer at all.
It was alright. I like Canadian beer more, but in a pinch I'd probably drink enough of it to get jibbeed.

[Peaky]

To be honest i used to drink Caffreys (a bitter) but nowadays i cant pallet beer, ive never liked larger and all wine tastes like vinigar to me. I very rarely drink but when i do i tend to have a binge and its allways Vodka (although mixed with somthing)
Kiddies drinks like Smirnof ice go down a treat but need 10-15 before any effects are felt my personal best was 27 bottles in 4 hours (£1 a bottle night on one christmas)

[MrB]

I think it's just Newcastle-upon-Tyne and not Sunderland.

See here:

http://www.geordiepride.demon.co.uk/dictionary.htm

[INMANATOR]

brownale or dog as we call it (as in im just taking the dog for a walk, to the pub!) is an aquired taste. maniacs broth is another term used. people from sunderland are called mackems, from durham pink panthers as in dur um, dur um, dur um, dur um, people from hartlepool monkey hangers and anywhere past hartleypool down south! and no i never went to biker grove man