Pinkpegasus

Oh no, a week...😩

Hi I got tested on Wednesday at Chesterfield proact stadium, then my partner got tested at Meadowhall. He got his results on Friday, mine still haven’t came back.

It’s a house that has been repossessed.

I’ve just taken a very injured cat to the PDSA. its a black and white male cat with no chip and no collar. Found by two men lying in the road near to Wilfred road junction. I do have a picture of the cat if anyone’s matching the description doesn’t return tonight.

Yes I chose to omit the part about tooting the horn being an offence, but as not many other people have read the highway code, I tried a bluff as I didn't think they would know.

'Having a pop'??!! Very sensitive, you all obviously can't take a joke.

oi, Im not a troll, I'm just having a discussion about local words

Blade, don't laugh, they are called 'stottie cakes' though I don't know why.

Gosh, you Yorkshire folk are very easily offended, and you do like to stick together.

I do call Yorkshire folk 'puds' but I always get loads of grief back... you do when you are from Sunderland. My post is not a dig, only a laugh at local use of words. You would probably need a translator to understand me anyway. Oh you call cakes 'buns' too.

I am a woman and I can drive very well. I am trained to the equivalent of an advanced driver and I know all about stuff like sustained gear changes, cadence braking etc. and I am a very confident driver. I read the road well and can usually pre-empt what other drivers are going to do. My problem is I drive aggressively. I stop concentrating and lapse into my aggressive mode, where my driving then shows up other drivers lack of knowledge, ie lane discipline, knowledge of speed limits on specific roads. I think some people never read the highway code and dont realise that sometimes they can drive at 50, 60 on roads that are not motorways. Oh and if you are on the phone whilst driving, I will sound my horn at you.

I moved to Sheffield from Sunderland and find it funny the way that most Sheffielders, or Yorkshire puddings, as I like to call you, use the words 'was' and 'were' the wrong way around, as in 'We was going' or 'I were'. My English is nowhere near perfect, but why do you all do it? Were you taught incorrectly at school? Or are you just lazy? See, you lot would have asked 'Was you taught...' Also, whats with the word 'while' in between times, for example... I work from 9 while 5. No one else in the country says this as it does not make sense. As I'm on, neither does 'Im feeling badly'. I do love Sheffielders though.

oh, i live in beighton

I heard a male one hooting in the early hours of the 18th of April. I know it was this day as I was going into hospital later that day to have my baby delivered by caesarean. It was a good omen.

see your crime reduction officer at your local police stat