Dodgey guys from above Watford whose dad's worked 'dun t'pit' and now probably sport a comb over and eat 'ovis bread, who have moved down south to get a proper job.
Not easily understood with their strange word phonetics, such as glac for glass, grac for grass, etc...
Think they're cool (obviously not), and are very surprised to find that people actually own stuff in da suff as it's not stolen on a weekly / daily basis.
Not easily understood with their strange word phonetics, such as glac for glass, grac for grass, etc...
Think they're cool (obviously not), and are very surprised to find that people actually own stuff in da suff as it's not stolen on a weekly / daily basis.
by Stew with a C July 27, 2006
by ProfessorPool September 18, 2003
Northern IT contractors operating south of the Watford Gap; often attempting to fraternise with local female population; humourous;prone to slagging from work colleagues
by Bruce Bourke July 10, 2003
Anyone from up north that has a silly name like KEEDA, and thinks they are hard but are really soft as a chocolate fire guard!
by Sparky February 02, 2004
by J March 28, 2003
First time I seen a Northern monkey I didn't know if I should laugh, cry, kick the thing or just say hi to the chap. So I just bought him a beer then left; they must be a rare breed also for I have'nt seen another.......
by G.T. February 24, 2004
by Dezza July 18, 2003