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Clearly a fake. They're way overdressed for Newcastle. Although I heard this is what DP moved up north for.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostObligatory Daily Mail link to women having a night on the town:
Why don't Newcastle girls EVER dress for the weather? One proud Geordie explains | Mail Online

<cough>yours</cough>
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If a joke needs explaining...Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostOoh, clever/witty enough for a rep.
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Ooh, clever/witty enough for a rep.Originally posted by BA to the Stars View PostIs that because there is no Posh in Newcastle
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FTFYOriginally posted by k2p2 View PostScary, Scary, Scary and OMFG NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
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Is that because there is no Posh in NewcastleOriginally posted by k2p2 View PostGinger, Scary, Baby and Sporty
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Ginger, Scary, Baby and SportyOriginally posted by TimberWolf View PostObligatory Daily Mail link to women having a night on the town:
Why don't Newcastle girls EVER dress for the weather? One proud Geordie explains | Mail Online

<cough>yours</cough>
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May I point the learned gentleman to this area of well established research:Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post...Why don't Newcastle girls EVER dress for the weather?...

The ontogenetic changes in the thermal properties of blubber from Newcastle bottlenose Slaggus Geordicus
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Obligatory Daily Mail link to women having a night on the town:
Why don't Newcastle girls EVER dress for the weather? One proud Geordie explains | Mail Online

<cough>yours</cough>
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And when they have had a few, they ALL start screeching about how THEY want to pay the fare. The cabbies groans inwardly - he knows that the one who pays will be the last one to be dropped off, and he knows why they want to be the last one to be dropped offOriginally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostI remember being drunk as a skunk outside UBS in Liverpool Street trying to get a cab one xmas and there were loads of young women wanting to get a cab too.
One cabby passed them all and picked me up. I commented on this and he said, "I'd rather pick up a drunken City gent than any of those girls. They are far too much trouble. You lot are no trouble whatsoever."
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I remember being drunk as a skunk outside UBS in Liverpool Street trying to get a cab one xmas and there were loads of young women wanting to get a cab too.
One cabby passed them all and picked me up. I commented on this and he said, "I'd rather pick up a drunken City gent than any of those girls. They are far too much trouble. You lot are no trouble whatsoever."
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- It never happens to me. Not sure whether to be pleased or upset.
- AtW calls it "hunting season"
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