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North vs. South debate

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Which is better?

I thought this might make an interesting discussion.

Which do you think is better, the North or the South?
For me it's the North, because I live in North Yorkshire.

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Reply 1
Original post by RFowler
I thought this might make an interesting discussion.

Which do you think is better, the North or the South?
For me it's the North, because I live in North Yorkshire.


North Yorkshire isnt really north though.

Thats like saying Birmingham is the south.
This is just gonna be a 'whichever place you come from' vote. And as the majority will be located in the south, they're obviously gonna win.

I obviously prefer the north because I was born and raised here.
Original post by RFowler
I thought this might make an interesting discussion.

Which do you think is better, the North or the South?
For me it's the North, because I live in North Yorkshire.


I don't have a preference. I'm half northern half southern - so I can't pick one :tongue:
None, both dull.

Original post by Twinport53
North Yorkshire isnt really north though.

Thats like saying Birmingham is the south.


Certainly is north. In England anyway. South Yorkshire arguably isn't, aren't parts of Sheffield historically in Derbyshire?

Birmingham is definitely not in the south though, agreed.
I don't like anywhere north of Solihull.

Seems the further north you go the percentage of chavs go up exponentially.
Reply 6
Original post by Wilfred Little
None, both dull.



Certainly is north. In England anyway. South Yorkshire arguably isn't, aren't parts of Sheffield historically in Derbyshire?

Birmingham is definitely not in the south though, agreed.


Its not like, I may aswell say North London is north because it has north on the front.
Original post by Twinport53
Its not like, I may aswell say North London is north because it has north on the front.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Yorkshire

North Yorkshire isn't in the north of England?
Reply 8
Original post by Wilfred Little
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Yorkshire

North Yorkshire isn't in the north of England?


I don't need a map mate.

Only southeners think Yorkshire is 'up north'.
Original post by Twinport53
I don't need a map mate.

Only southeners think Yorkshire is 'up north'.


Location: Newcastle

It makes sense now.

What would you say Yorkshire is then? Midlands?
the north is a **** hole

but I don't like the arrogance of the south
Reply 11
Original post by Wilfred Little
Location: Newcastle

It makes sense now.

What would you say Yorkshire is then? Midlands?


Its between the actual North and the Midlands. Its just a big field too plug the gap.
Original post by Twinport53
North Yorkshire isnt really north though.

Thats like saying Birmingham is the south.


Anywhere north of Hertfordshire is north.
Reply 13
Original post by Twinport53
I don't need a map mate.

Only southeners think Yorkshire is 'up north'.


So by your definition, someone who was born and lives in Southampton isn't a Southerner because someone from Lands End (in Cornwall) is more South than them?
Manchester is by far the best city in the UK! No competition here :wink:
Reply 15
Original post by Carpe Vinum
Anywhere north of Hertfordshire is north.


Cool.


Original post by Ozzin
So by your definition, someone who was born and lives in Southampton isn't a Southerner because someone from Lands End (in Cornwall) is more South than them?


No because you can't go further South than Southampton and Portsmouth with out leaving the country. Cornwell is South West.
North because that's where I'm from :tongue:

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The South. ******.
Reply 18
Original post by Twinport53
Cool.




No because you can't go further South than Southampton and Portsmouth with out leaving the country. Cornwell is South West.


Newcastle is North East...
Original post by Twinport53
I don't need a map mate.

Only southeners think Yorkshire is 'up north'.


Nope, I'm from West Yorkshire and would consider that to be north. Just because it isn't as northern as Tyneside doesn't mean it's not in the north.

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