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Rights for, er, whites?

This is gonna confuse yer average York-shy-er racist. Er, not I presume it takes a lot.

Sharif Abdel Gawad, anyone?

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Classic-you just can't make this UP! :lol:

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I didn't think we called them Sharifs in this country, i thought they were called the Police.

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:nonono:

Al Jarvis wrote:

York-shy-er

:nono: Not pronounced like this, kind of thing you'd expect a Wurzel or a septic to say.

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She stood for Labour after her campaign against the grooming of young girls for prostitution, including her own daughter, was hijacked by the BNP, which portrayed the pimping, wrongly, as organised by Asian gangs.

I wish people from the Gruniad would learn to friggin write, or, at the very least, stop using so many commas, and perhaps, consider, starting a new sentence.

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James Thomas wrote: :nonono:

Al Jarvis wrote:

York-shy-er

:nono: Not pronounced like this, kind of thing you'd expect a Wurzel or a septic to say.

Pardon me? Not quite.

Americans pronounce it correctly. At least where I come from it's not a York-shy-er Terrier :P

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James Thomas wrote: :nonono:

Al Jarvis wrote:

York-shy-er

:nono: Not pronounced like this, kind of thing you'd expect a Wurzel or a septic to say.

You not noticed, I always spell it like this on this site. Started after a Luton game years back when I think it was actually York City themselves we were playing. Only 100 from there on a cold Tuesday, or something, and that spent the entire 90 just singing York-shy-er over and over.

And you're all wurzels, surely?! :eek3:

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Every Nazi is doomed to failure.

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Ooh dear :(

Yaawwwrk-shu, I would say? James??

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ChrissMari wrote:

James Thomas wrote: :nonono:

Al Jarvis wrote:

York-shy-er

:nono: Not pronounced like this, kind of thing you'd expect a Wurzel or a septic to say.

Pardon me? Not quite.

Americans pronounce it correctly. At least where I come from it's not a York-shy-er Terrier :P

plain old Yorky where i come from.:laugh:

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J.A.K wrote:

ChrissMari wrote:

James Thomas wrote: :nonono:

Al Jarvis wrote:

York-shy-er

:nono: Not pronounced like this, kind of thing you'd expect a Wurzel or a septic to say.

Pardon me? Not quite.

Americans pronounce it correctly. At least where I come from it's not a York-shy-er Terrier :P

plain old Yorky where i come from.:laugh:

Let's not get into where you come from, kid :lol:

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J.A.K wrote:

plain old Yorky where i come from.:laugh:

That'd be Work-shy-ere? :laugh:

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