Bicester

Ed Hammond · Sat 10 Jul, 2004 23.35

The man's right. DAS wins a racy 1983 A-reg Vauxhall Chevette for his quick and nearly correct answer. The rest of you get nowt.

dvboy · Sat 10 Jul, 2004 23.36

What annoys me is Londoners who miss out the G in Birmingham. No doubt it pisses most Brummies off too.

DAS · Sat 10 Jul, 2004 23.47

dvboy wrote:What annoys me is Londoners who miss out the G in Birmingham. No doubt it pisses most Brummies off too.

That has now become the most stupid thing you've ever said.

The lack of G is because that is a Londoner's accent. I'm sure a Londoner is "annoyed" by a Brummie saying "London" in a raising pitch.

dvboy · Sun 11 Jul, 2004 02.20

You're from the south, you wouldn't understand

Pete · Sun 11 Jul, 2004 10.57

DAS wrote:No idea, but I'd go for "Ull-um".

It's "uff-am" actually.

A Scottish one this time: "Sourhope"

rts · Sat 17 Jul, 2004 12.15

Bicester has evil conotations for me. There's a shopping outlet there and I I can clearly recall being suicidal with bordom there when younger.

cat · Sun 18 Jul, 2004 10.32

Cholmondeley.

Anyone?

Ed Hammond · Sun 18 Jul, 2004 12.24

Chommy?

I agree with you about Bicester, Row, I've been to that terrible outlet village myself. Even worse than the one in Street.

rts · Sun 18 Jul, 2004 18.14

Did you ever visit that shop which sold t-shirts with a dog spin on things. I did leave with a Jerry Springer-Spaniel t-shirt, with a picture of a dog version of the man himself.

Thanks Mum.

MarkN · Sun 18 Jul, 2004 20.00

c@t wrote:Cholmondeley.

Anyone?

"Chumley".

Now for a fairly easy one... (if you know the place, of course)
Woolfardisworthy?

DJGM · Sun 18 Jul, 2004 22.24

How about this one . . .

Euxton

(P.S. It's a village in Chorley, Lancs)