Isn't that the left - to a tea...

[anonymous-user]

CustardOnChips said:

geeks said:

FiF said:

When it gets a bit lairy on PH there's always

But for Yorkshire PH we need something like this.

I have just been informed by a Yorkshireman that it is "Ey up!"

Correct.

Anyway. As a Yorkshireman I'm not a fan of Yorkshire Tea. But I will buy some now.

There's always the Yorkshire Gold variety if the normal stuff's not to your liking. Have to spend a few bob more though.

[soxboy]

geeks said:

FiF said:

When it gets a bit lairy on PH there's always

But for Yorkshire PH we need something like this.

I have just been informed by a Yorkshireman that it is "Ey up!"

Correct

And it's 'Osses'

[Puggit]

jet_noise said:

Cold said:

Yep, identitea politics.

Andy 308GTB said:

It's just a storm in a tea cup

TwigtheWonderkid said:

Typical of the modern world....PG gone mad.

Alright, don't milk it - you're stirring things up.

[Agammemnon]

garyhun said:

I’m a southerner who moved to York just over a year ago. It’s lovely up here with much friendlier people imo

Well done but I'd suggest you keep it secret before they all move up there.

[FiF]

Agammemnon said:

garyhun said:

I’m a southerner who moved to York just over a year ago. It’s lovely up here with much friendlier people imo

Well done but I'd suggest you keep it secret before they all move up there.

They wouldn't stay, the shock of being expected to talk to other passengers on t'bus, not to mention saying "Thank you" to the driver when getting off. It would be too much of a culture shock.

[Frank7]

TeaNoSugar said:

Gods County? A lad I used to work with told me there are only two types of people in the world; people from Yorkshire, and people who wish they were from Yorkshire

Meh, I’ve been there a couple of times, nothing to write home about, although York isn’t bad.
Some of the County was okay, most other parts not so much, bit like anywhere really
I don’t feel happy until I’m either approaching Highbury Corner, or getting off a train at Kings Cross.

[Vanden Saab]

Cant copy the post but our chancellor seems to have a sense of humour...

Rishi Sunak said:

Great to catch up with colleagues this morning to discuss all things #Budget2020 with a cup of (unbranded) tea

[Cold]

Vanden Saab said:

Cant copy the post but our chancellor seems to have a sense of humour...

Rishi Sunak said:

Great to catch up with colleagues this morning to discuss all things #Budget2020 with a cup of (unbranded) tea

That's actually pretty funny. Good for him.

[21st Century Man]

Puggit said:

jet_noise said:

Cold said:

Yep, identitea politics.

Andy 308GTB said:

It's just a storm in a tea cup

TwigtheWonderkid said:

Typical of the modern world....PG gone mad.

Alright, don't milk it - you're stirring things up.

The left don't like it because proper tea is theft.

[deadslow]

Teddy Lop said:

Are "lefty people" actually boycotting this product in great numbers, or have some fruitcake sadsacks on the internet had a seemingly vocal but relatively insignificant group tantrum?

of course not, its just the usual extreme right PH tits stting on

[AlexS]

FiF said:

Agammemnon said:

garyhun said:

I’m a southerner who moved to York just over a year ago. It’s lovely up here with much friendlier people imo

Well done but I'd suggest you keep it secret before they all move up there.

They wouldn't stay, the shock of being expected to talk to other passengers on t'bus, not to mention saying "Thank you" to the driver when getting off. It would be too much of a culture shock.

We also thank the driver down here in the SW, except it's 'Cheers drive'.

[leef44]

I also noted in the image that Rishi was wearing clothes. Shouldn't the leftie also ban wearing clothes?

[Cold]

deadslow said:

Teddy Lop said:

Are "lefty people" actually boycotting this product in great numbers, or have some fruitcake sadsacks on the internet had a seemingly vocal but relatively insignificant group tantrum?

of course not, its just the usual extreme right PH tits stting on

The manager of Yorkshire Tea's social media accounts might not share your dismissive opinion.

https://twitter.com/YorkshireTea/status/1231974510...

[Halb]

[CustardOnChips]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

Spend a few bob more? Did you miss the bit where I said I was from Yorkshire?

[gazza285]

CustardOnChips said:

Spend a few bob more? Did you miss the bit where I said I was from Yorkshire?

Short arms and deep pockets.

[Mastodon2]

What a curious bunch the ultra-left are. It's ok to hate Jews, but don't you dare drink the same brand of tea as a Tory.

[Gary C]

Murph7355 said:

Gary C said:

i must be the third of the two types. Born in one county neighboring Yorkshire (only 15 miles from Sheffield) and now live in the red rose county. Gets right up my nose this supposed Yorkshire 'superiority'

FFS, they have Keighley !!! Enough said.

I'm not sure what Derbyshire DOES have and the red rose has Salford. We all have out crosses to bear

But don't let it get up your nose - inferiority complexes are as unhealthy as superiority ones.

I thought YT's response was good. Though I fear "be kind" is in danger of going the same way as "me too" and "poverty".

[thetapeworm]

I imported my wife up to Yorkshire from Surrey, I don't drink tea, it's weird stuff, but she currently has stocks of regular Yorkshire Tea, Yorkshire Gold and Bettys Tearoom Blend, all by Taylors of Harrogate. When she heads south she advocates their hard water variant.

She's never once complained she can't get "Surrey Tea" up here.

Still at least we've moved on from boycotting it because it's not grown in Yorkshire...

https://www.indy100.com/article/brexit-yorkshire-t...

[Europa1]

Frank7 said:

Meh, I’ve been there a couple of times, nothing to write home about, although York isn’t bad.
Some of the County was okay, most other parts not so much, bit like anywhere really
I don’t feel happy until I’m either approaching Highbury Corner, or getting off a train at Kings Cross.

I've spent time living in Yorkshire and in London. Horses for courses and all that, but I'd take Yorkshire in a heartbeat over London. As some other posters have alluded to, it's a much friendlier place. In general - granted, Chapeltown in Leeds was pretty challenging when I lived in Yorkshire. I found London on the whole at best deliberately anonymous and at worst intentionally rude.