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[Guest Juggler]

Having just found my first cache yesterday (Anglesey, Penrhos Park) it got me thinking as to what items I should put in my first cache.

 

Can I ask everyone what kind of things they would particularly like to find in a cache?

[Guest Monz]

£20 notes... lots of em

[Guest Monz]

£20 notes... lots of em

[Guest Juggler]

I think you're gonna be dsappointed with mine then, Monz.

 

Unless tenners will do

[Guest JasonW]

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Originally posted by Monz:

£20 notes... lots of em

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There speaks a true-blood Yorkshireman - he'll be recounting tales of Geoffrey Boycott and Dickie Bird next

[Guest JasonW]

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Originally posted by Monz:

£20 notes... lots of em

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There speaks a true-blood Yorkshireman - he'll be recounting tales of Geoffrey Boycott and Dickie Bird next

[Guest Monz]

Tha can allas tell a Yorkshireman... but tha can't tell him much!

 

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[Guest f-stop]

Aye.....tha's rate theer!

Btw, Monz is a qualified Yorkshireman.....lived in Sheffield, Rotherham,Doncaster,Barnsley oh and works in York.

F-Stop.

[Guest f-stop]

Aye.....tha's rate theer!

Btw, Monz is a qualified Yorkshireman.....lived in Sheffield, Rotherham,Doncaster,Barnsley oh and works in York.

F-Stop.

[Guest JasonW]

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[Guest Monz]

ah yes cricket... "small grasshopper type insect"

 

Sorry Jason you won't get me with that one I think watching paint dry is more exiting.

[Guest Monz]

ah yes cricket... "small grasshopper type insect"

 

Sorry Jason you won't get me with that one I think watching paint dry is more exiting.

[Guest f-stop]

Originally posted by JasonW:

So that means his cricketing skills are somewhat lacking then ??

 

Dunno about that Jason....he certainly bowled this maiden over

[Guest f-stop]

Originally posted by JasonW:

So that means his cricketing skills are somewhat lacking then ??

 

Dunno about that Jason....he certainly bowled this maiden over

[Guest JasonW]

(groan)

[Guest Monz]

awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

[Guest Cape Cod Cache]

I HAVE to find a Brit - American dictionary.

 

( have a Kiwi-US and Aussie-US )

[Guest PyramidHead]

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Originally posted by Cape Cod Cache:

I HAVE to find a Brit - American dictionary.

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Just one dictionary won't do it, Jason and I have to use the Geordie and Brummie translators at http://www.whoohoo.co.uk/ in order to communicate- And that was after I'd read http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0946928010/o/qid=1001500176/sr=2-1/ref=sr_bt_1/202-9856239-5493413

 

 

 

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[Guest PyramidHead]

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Originally posted by Cape Cod Cache:

I HAVE to find a Brit - American dictionary.

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Just one dictionary won't do it, Jason and I have to use the Geordie and Brummie translators at http://www.whoohoo.co.uk/ in order to communicate- And that was after I'd read http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0946928010/o/qid=1001500176/sr=2-1/ref=sr_bt_1/202-9856239-5493413

 

 

 

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[This message has been edited by PyramidHead (edited 26 September 2001).]

[Guest JasonW]

Now yow stop that yow

[Guest JasonW]

Now yow stop that yow

[Guest Moss Trooper]

Ah divvint knaa wot ya all talkin aboot leek, but sounds deed itrestin hinny.

 

[Guest Moss Trooper]

Ah divvint knaa wot ya all talkin aboot leek, but sounds deed itrestin hinny.

 

[Guest Cape Cod Cache]

Re : translations... The Boston, Massachusetts Public Broadcasting System station was the first to broadcast alot of Brit imports. Starting with nature program(me)s & Monty Python and Benny Hill in the early 1970's, then some more 'Brit-Coms' etc. in the '80's. Question: did they REALLY have to add subtitles to 'East Enders' over there??? Just clarifying a rumo(u)r.

 

We get alot of British & Irish college kids here in the summer to work the tourist jobs, so I've gotten used to alot, and had an Aussie room-mate in school. Boy the English language is fun We have some fun here too, I lived in south Florida, never quite got used to hearing a Spanish or Southern accented "como esta y'all?".. But then again I drive a 'cah'(rhymes with 'baa'), unless I 'pahk' it to get 'neah' a 'bah' to have a 'beeh'... Called the consonant displacement theory, in the northeast US we send our unused "R's" to the midwest so they can 'warsh' their hands, if they spill a 'soder-pop' on them.

[Guest Cape Cod Cache]

Re : translations... The Boston, Massachusetts Public Broadcasting System station was the first to broadcast alot of Brit imports. Starting with nature program(me)s & Monty Python and Benny Hill in the early 1970's, then some more 'Brit-Coms' etc. in the '80's. Question: did they REALLY have to add subtitles to 'East Enders' over there??? Just clarifying a rumo(u)r.

 

We get alot of British & Irish college kids here in the summer to work the tourist jobs, so I've gotten used to alot, and had an Aussie room-mate in school. Boy the English language is fun We have some fun here too, I lived in south Florida, never quite got used to hearing a Spanish or Southern accented "como esta y'all?".. But then again I drive a 'cah'(rhymes with 'baa'), unless I 'pahk' it to get 'neah' a 'bah' to have a 'beeh'... Called the consonant displacement theory, in the northeast US we send our unused "R's" to the midwest so they can 'warsh' their hands, if they spill a 'soder-pop' on them.

[Guest Moss Trooper]

Just for you unedificated lot here is a site to let ye lot knaa how te' taalk proppa unlike yon Tyke

 

 

http://www.thenortheast.fsnet.co.uk/GDictionary.htm

 

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[Guest Moss Trooper]

Just for you unedificated lot here is a site to let ye lot knaa how te' taalk proppa unlike yon Tyke

 

 

http://www.thenortheast.fsnet.co.uk/GDictionary.htm

 

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[Guest Monz]

Mr Moss tha's as silly as a booat-'oss

[Guest JasonW]

'old tha'sen Monz ;-)

[Guest Monz]

Na then se'thee I'm not holdin nowt tha sees I'm just lakin

 

An all this lip from a sprog thats knee hight to a grasshopper 'by heck

 

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[Guest lemdip]

que? what you say meester fawlty

[Guest McDeHack]

You are all thinking small £50s would be better

[Guest JasonW]

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Originally posted by McDeHack:

You are all thinking small £50s would be better

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Clydesdale Bank £100s would be equally acceptable

[Guest Juggler]

so going back to my original post, do I take it then that money and an English/Yorkshire dictionary are the desired items to put in my cache?

[Guest JasonW]

If you don't hold back on the £££ the dictionary is obtainable

[Guest JasonW]

If you don't hold back on the £££ the dictionary is obtainable