The Fish
Winger
Nah, I find your posts funny.Just put me on ignore ...
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Nah, I find your posts funny.Just put me on ignore ...
Would be just fine and dandyno points from those 2 games and hopefully another replay xx
Been busy. Plus too many of my posts got the usual suspects whipped up into a frenzy which I'm sure was boring as fuck for everybody else too.
I’m proud to be a Geordie. Shame it was hijacked by the mags as Reiver says. But I’m a Geordie and have followed SAFC since early 70s. Oh and I’m from Silksworth originally. I’d never ever call myself a Mackem. It’s a Tyneside pisstake
I know it's the mags. But I can't take any joy from this. Get well soon Kenedy.
@lee_ryder: Kenedy out with toenail injury #nufc Rafa Benitez reveals the freak reason why Kenedy missed Blackburn game
I see you say a Wembley double implying we won't go up automatically, so not fulsome praise.
Still a touch of the twat about you
Bloody hell thats horrific.
Best of luck to him and his family
You’re right regarding the term *mackem* originally been used by Mags in a derogatory way towards us, it now seems to have been adopted by some Sunderland fans (not me) and yes I too can remember being a *geordie* indeed singing “geordies here, geordies there, geordies every f#cking where” on the Fulwell End, I now refuse to be classed as a geordie and always tell those that categorise me as such that “I’m not , I’m from County Durham”.Mackem was a term coined by Newcastle fans aimed at taking the piss out of people from Sunderland based on how we talk. It wasn't that long ago everyone from the North East was calling themselves a Geordie. I'm glad they coined the term though, as it distinguishes us from these celebrating wannabe who call themselves a 'Geordie' in order to intentionally stereotype themselves. It makes them really stupid and cringeworthy though.
Bless her. What a girl. Attractive and perceptive with it.Another shit hole ticked off....
It's a culture shift marra. Also someone who is classed as a Geordie nowadays is perceived different to someone who was 30 years ago. We used to have day trips and weekends away as kids in the 80s. The Legion used to put a bus and we'd go to holiday and caravan parks. There was kids from other areas from around the country. We were always known as "The Geordie kids". Now that would be an insult. The funny thing is the perception of Geordies is one that see's them as thick as fuck, sunbed tans, fake designer gear and lasses who are game (and not just for a fight)You’re right regarding the term *mackem* originally been used by Mags in a derogatory way towards us, it now seems to have been adopted by some Sunderland fans (not me) and yes I too can remember being a *geordie* indeed singing “geordies here, geordies there, geordies every f#cking where” on the Fulwell End, I now refuse to be classed as a geordie and always tell those that categorise me as such that “I’m not , I’m from County Durham”.
A documentary about the open sewer and it’s inhabitants mate.WTf have I just watched like?
I used to be happy to call myself a Geordie then Viz and John Hall came along.
Gradually people from Newcastle grew into cartoon characters and professional Geordies.
In everyday life, amongst their own, they tend to be decent honest NE people ...
... but, point a camera at them, and they talk much louder, exaggerate any Geordie 'catch phrase' and make ludicrous claims.
Mention football and their ridiculous antics go through the roof.
Shame but they've lost all sense of reason as well as their true identity and created a new, much inferior, one.
I used to really like them but don't so much these days.
You’re right regarding the term *mackem* originally been used by Mags in a derogatory way towards us, it now seems to have been adopted by some Sunderland fans (not me) and yes I too can remember being a *geordie* indeed singing “geordies here, geordies there, geordies every f#cking where” on the Fulwell End, I now refuse to be classed as a geordie and always tell those that categorise me as such that “I’m not , I’m from County Durham”.
Nah, I find your posts funny.
Wheez the splitarse?
Mad Ian, one and the same.See Fat Cussack is back