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I am confused in what mancs means by value gear 
mancunian wrote:
It's an answer given in the general knowledge questions. Fluff answered 'Valve gear?' as if she wasn't quite sure of the answer.
Theladyisaminx wrote:
I am confused in what mancs means by value gear
I am confused in what mancs means by value gear
It's an answer given in the general knowledge questions. Fluff answered 'Valve gear?' as if she wasn't quite sure of the answer.
Thanks!
Now tell us one thing about yourself.
As I am nosey.
fluff_n_stuff wrote:
What's your nickname - surely Mancunian is self-explanatory (unless you're from darkest Aberdeen originally)?
mancunian wrote:
My nickname causes a little confusion, and was once the target of abuse at a munch.
My nickname causes a little confusion, and was once the target of abuse at a munch.
What's your nickname - surely Mancunian is self-explanatory (unless you're from darkest Aberdeen originally)?
You would have thought so, however....
I was born in the North West near to Manchester, living there for nearly 20 years, and have a mancunian accent as a result. With the exception of a two year spell I have lived in Yorkshire, South and North in that order, for nearly 30 years.
When I came here I choose 'Mancunian' as my nickname (username). It's my heratage not my present location.
One lady asked me if I cared to call for a drink one evening whilst I worked in North Yorks. She obviosly hadn't read my profile because she didn't know I lived here.
Another member berated me using Manchester and it's weather as a scource of abuse. This in a NE room. He assumed due to the geographical nature of my name I lived in the NW. It was a while before I went back there.
Finally leaveing a munch in Yorkshire my name badge was grabbed by a lady on her way out and who announced to her companions 'look here's another one from across the border', indicating her lack of knowledge of where I lived and that perhaps people from outside Yorkshire shouldn't attend Yorkshire munches. Fortunatly she was the only person I met to voice such an opinion.
I'm seriously considering changing my nickname to something non geographical.
Well I think I've told you all more than one thing there.
mancunian wrote:
You would have thought so, however....
I was born in the North West near to Manchester, living there for nearly 20 years, and have a mancunian accent as a result. With the exception of a two year spell I have lived in Yorkshire, South and North in that order, for nearly 30 years.
When I came here I choose 'Mancunian' as my nickname (username). It's my heratage not my present location.
One lady asked me if I cared to call for a drink one evening whilst I worked in North Yorks. She obviosly hadn't read my profile because she didn't know I lived here.
Another member berated me using Manchester and it's weather as a scource of abuse. This in a NE room. He assumed due to the geographical nature of my name I lived in the NW. It was a while before I went back there.
Finally leaveing a munch in Yorkshire my name badge was grabbed by a lady on her way out and who announced to her companions 'look here's another one from across the border', indicating her lack of knowledge of where I lived and that perhaps people from outside Yorkshire shouldn't attend Yorkshire munches. Fortunatly she was the only person I met to voice such an opinion.
I'm seriously considering changing my nickname to something non geographical.
Well I think I've told you all more than one thing there.
fluff_n_stuff wrote:
What's your nickname - surely Mancunian is self-explanatory (unless you're from darkest Aberdeen originally)?
mancunian wrote:
My nickname causes a little confusion, and was once the target of abuse at a munch.
My nickname causes a little confusion, and was once the target of abuse at a munch.
What's your nickname - surely Mancunian is self-explanatory (unless you're from darkest Aberdeen originally)?
You would have thought so, however....
I was born in the North West near to Manchester, living there for nearly 20 years, and have a mancunian accent as a result. With the exception of a two year spell I have lived in Yorkshire, South and North in that order, for nearly 30 years.
When I came here I choose 'Mancunian' as my nickname (username). It's my heratage not my present location.
One lady asked me if I cared to call for a drink one evening whilst I worked in North Yorks. She obviosly hadn't read my profile because she didn't know I lived here.
Another member berated me using Manchester and it's weather as a scource of abuse. This in a NE room. He assumed due to the geographical nature of my name I lived in the NW. It was a while before I went back there.
Finally leaveing a munch in Yorkshire my name badge was grabbed by a lady on her way out and who announced to her companions 'look here's another one from across the border', indicating her lack of knowledge of where I lived and that perhaps people from outside Yorkshire shouldn't attend Yorkshire munches. Fortunatly she was the only person I met to voice such an opinion.
I'm seriously considering changing my nickname to something non geographical.
Well I think I've told you all more than one thing there.
I'm not fluffy or stuffy. I used to be Mrs Goggins because I run a post office and still regret dropping that one. But a few people still call me by that name. Probably the same ones that like Opal Fruits and Marathons and remember when Wagon Wheels really were the size of wheels
I am totally stupid, I was wondering the other day where Mrs goggins disappeared too! 
Kilby_69 wrote:
oh don't worry prob in all the right places
I'm allergic to popcorn and rabbits (live ones thankfully!)
Bambi wrote:
iv put over a stone in weight on
iv put over a stone in weight on
oh don't worry prob in all the right places
I'm allergic to popcorn and rabbits (live ones thankfully!)
Does that mean you keep dead Rabbits or something
Mind you in times like these i guess its a saving on bedding and food 
Keeping dead Rabbits hmm, I'll run the idea by my kids
Oh and something people don't know aboout me?
OK...My smallest toe on my left foot has had pins n needles in it for four years
Lost wrote:
Does that mean you keep dead Rabbits or something Mind you in times like these i guess its a saving on bedding and food
Keeping dead Rabbits hmm, I'll run the idea by my kids
Oh and something people don't know aboout me?
OK[color=red]...My smallest toe on my left foot has had pins n needles in it for four years[/color]
Kilby_69 wrote:
oh don't worry prob in all the right places
I'm allergic to popcorn and rabbits (live ones thankfully!)
Bambi wrote:
iv put over a stone in weight on
iv put over a stone in weight on
oh don't worry prob in all the right places
I'm allergic to popcorn and rabbits (live ones thankfully!)
Does that mean you keep dead Rabbits or something
Mind you in times like these i guess its a saving on bedding and food
Keeping dead Rabbits hmm, I'll run the idea by my kids
Oh and something people don't know aboout me?
OK[color=red]...My smallest toe on my left foot has had pins n needles in it for four years[/color]
y dont u just pull them out? or u in2 sm
i had an op on my left foot last year, n wasnt allowed 2 walk on it,
so hubs borrowed a wheelchair n took me down the town,
i started crying cause i hated not being independent,
didnt go in it again.
