But the yams are the power that be
Did you know that people in the west country apparently say yam instead of youāre?
Iāve never witnessed it first hand, but two āfriendsā from Birmingham (didnāt know each other) assured me it was true.
I donāt know what this means but I am going to pretend I do.
I just discovered that most of us have probably never eaten a yam. A true yam looks like this:
Thatās a sick beetroot
Iām something of a spud-dodger. Probably gone a month when I was being hardcore low carb but rarely longer than that because, booze and therefore crisps.
The people of Birmingham know nothing of West country folk!
You can smell it when iām walking down the street!
Enough of your slang.
That reminds me of another game, spudball!
Like Dodgeball, but with potatoes!
stodgeball! Like dodgeball, but with mashed potatoes
Top notch weird tweet from an Irish pseudo-celebrity.
http://img2.thejournal.ie/inline/3264197/original?width=630&version=3264197
It is such a versatile vegetable, definitely my favourite 1 of my 5 a day.
Awful lot of serious TORY LIES going on in here
We werenāt all rich enough for toys growing up, Randolf
This is absolutely true (but assuming you mean black country)
Yam going shop? get us some fags ey bab.
Yampy is a common one also (means fool/dickhead etc)
Guy next to me says itās 5 days since a potato product passed his lips - iām astounded.
But he also purely cooks jacket spuds in the microwave, with no transfer to the oven for crispy skin at the endā¦and is happy with the soggy skin. Man is clearly insane.
Oh yeah, Iāve been out of the UK for too long, forgot there are so many countries in the country in the country.
When we have baked spuds at home I make mine the correct way and then have to make my wifeās in the microwave (entirely). Yes i know.
donāt worry yampy, itās hard enough when youāre in the country.
I am dumbfounded at this. Someone is there and willing to do it the correct way yet still she goes for the microwave option. Madness