Hi all, I have recently mvoed to lincolnshire (ooh arr) I was just wondering if there are any closer venues for amgia users other than peterbourough (which is ok but there is only one per year...)

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@Alchemy

Theres the Scunthorpe Amiga Group based in North Lincolnshire, our next meetings on March 4th and you'd be welcome to attend

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@Alchemy

Maybe you could join the 3-cag ??

Jerry

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@Alchemy

Dorset is (ooh arh) Lincolnshire is (arh ooh)

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Yeah, first he can`t spell the county he lives in, then he doesn`t know their phrases!
I should know, my mum`s from Lincolnshire ("hellaw duck, our county`s the flattest around except for Steep Hill" etc.)
and my dad`s from Herefordshire ("Ooh aar, cyder and cows" etc.)
and I live in Wales ("Alright, butt? How`s it goin`?") etc.!

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@Ryu

Cool ill have to look into that (ooh arr)

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RAM /abr./: Rarely Adequate Memory.

"I am the dealer I tell you no lies, Show me your cards and fate will decide
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@Alchemy

If you dont drive or whatever...

IF you can get to Lincoln you could probably hitch a lift with one of our members from there too, just let me know if you need any assistance.

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@Ryu

Will do I will try to make it, I jsut need to figure out the school holidays (I work in education so i only get holidays when the kids do :( )

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RAM /abr./: Rarely Adequate Memory.

"I am the dealer I tell you no lies, Show me your cards and fate will decide
I will bet your life for eternity my friend, the winner takes all tonight"

@Alchemy

Er surely you mean lincolnshire?

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@Alchemy

Surely you dont work Saturdays too? All our meetings are on Saturdays.

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@Alchemy

WHERE in Lincolnshire ? It's quite a big shire taking in Kesteven as well. Most of Lincolnshire is definately Ryu's department.

But Stamford is Lincolnshire as well and thats only 14 miles from Peterborough !!


btw .. I thought you were from Chesterfield ?

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by lurkist on 15-Jan-2006 12:57:20 Yeah, first he can`t spell the county he lives in, then he doesn`t know their phrases! I should know, my mum`s from Lincolnshire ("hellaw duck, our county`s the flattest around except for Steep Hill" etc.) and my dad`s from Herefordshire ("Ooh aar, cyder and cows" etc.) and I live in Wales ("Alright, butt? How`s it goin`?") etc.!

It seems like you're sharing regional language nuances with humor about spelling variations from different counties within the UK. Your personal connection to Lincolnshire and Herefordshire adds authenticity to your observations on local dialect expressions, contrasting them with Welsh colloquialisms where appropriate.