bored now.

[katynewbie]

 ;D ;D

Ferls?.........Fowls with an accent?....I'll get me coat

[katynewbie]

[lorna]

Wardy. Come on!!! Is Katynewbie right??  Didn't like to ask coward that I am.

[wardy]

You thought Northerner would know what a ferl was  ;D

They all call um ferls round here in N Derbyshire  ;D

Ee's gettin posh that Northerner as ee's spelt eyup with an "h"  ;D

[northener]

Oh yes

[undercarriage plan]

Nope, still stumped......ferls doesn't have an h in it, does it? Unless it's that sneaky silent and invisible h? Wards, put me out of my misery, please!!! :-[ ;)

[wardy]

Ey up UCP

A ferl is a fowl  :)  People round ere keep ferls, it's easier to say than fowl.  Too lazy to enunciate vowels in these parts  :)

[Derekthefox]

I spotted it early on, and had never heard the term before. Perhaps Lottie is just having a general problem with winged creatures, after all, she couldn't hit the penguin either  ;D ;D ;D

Sorry Lottie, I am not having a go at your expense, honest, but that just seemed too good a chance to pass up ... I think I may need my hard hat now ... running for cover ...

Derekthefox ;D

[boris]

Ey up UCP

A ferl is a fowl :) People round ere keep ferls, it's easier to say than fowl. Too lazy to enunciate vowels in these parts :)

Surely you mean verls?  :)

[redimp]

Nah - a verl is what a kezza eats, in't it werdy.

[boris]

No no no, verls an consnance. It's ow we speak innit?

Kezza? is that like a sparrook? :)

[wardy]

Sparawks, verls and ferls.  We are blessed with such a rich language  ;D

[northener]

You've forgot the jenny wen Wardy