Originally Posted by I'm goin' down (Post 1671771)

Where the heck is he? I found out what a Geordie Cowboy is!!!!

the iis from a recent news article:

Cole speaks with what's known in the U.K. as a Geordie accent. Particular to Newcastle, many from the region use words such as "bairn" instead of "child," "hinny" instead of "woman," and "me" instead of "my." Intonation tends to rise at the end of sentences, while vowel sounds tend to shift in such as way that the word "brown" ends up sounding more like "brune."

Finally there's a liberal helping of words such as "pet," "lass" and "like"....

:D

Originally Posted by I'm goin' down (Post 1671771)

Where the heck is he? I found out what a Geordie Cowboy is!!!!

the iis from a recent news article:

Cole speaks with what's known in the U.K. as a Geordie accent. Particular to Newcastle, many from the region use words such as "bairn" instead of "child," "hinny" instead of "woman," and "me" instead of "my." Intonation tends to rise at the end of sentences, while vowel sounds tend to shift in such as way that the word "brown" ends up sounding more like "brune."

Finally there's a liberal helping of words such as "pet," "lass" and "like"....

:D

Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1672938)

Wouldn't mind that in BMP format.

Originally Posted by Alky (Post 1672954)

Here's a slightly larger version for you...
http://www.sendspace.com/file/efrstz
:)

Originally Posted by sidslotm (Post 1674061)

Hi, came across this by accident recently while in the Med

http://img834.imageshack.us/img834/2279/conning.jpg

I wonder if I had been on the equator at noon if the light had got right down into the boat.