What Is A For Tor?

[ToraToraTora]

I heard it this morning on the BBC, apparently Steph took a for tor of someone.

[chiaroscuro]

It's a Watford innit?

[jackthehat]

Surely you are the last person who should be criticising a.n.other for mangling the English language?

[fiction-factory]

That's how I talk so makes sense to me

[gingejbee]

Easy shot...making childish comments on a person's accent.

[chrissa1]

Ever heard of regional dialects, TTT?

[Old_Geezer]

I have no idea what any of you are writing about.

[Jackdaw33]

I'm assuming photo but who knows.

[jackthehat]

BBC Breakfast presenter, Steph McGoven (?), is from Middlesborough and was talking about taking a photo....

TGT has humorously rendered it phonetically in order to poke fun.

[Jackdaw33]

I presume at some point you will let slip the meaning of TGT. I can think of several possibilities.

[Old_Geezer]

Oh; my best guess was that someone was asking what a hill was useful for.

[mikey4444]

I'm with OG here......what on earth are you talking about please !

[Tilly2]

You should hear how I say grass, bath, path and bus. You'd laugh your head off. :-)

[fiction-factory]

grass and pass to Rhyme with ass, and buzz, Tilly?

[fiction-factory]

I meant path to rhyme with hath rather than hearth

[Tilly2]

That's it, FF. :-)

[fiction-factory]

Ta, duck.

[Tilly2]

.....but I don't say, 'fortor'. I say 'fotoegraff'.

[mushroom25]

FF, do you sound like a reincarnation of Fred Dibnah?

:-)

[fiction-factory]

Nor me really, but I know lots of people from Yorkshire who do say fortor. I love hearing different accents can be wonderful although i can't understand some.

[mallyh]

my oh is from Middlesbrough and says bath to rhyme with math I'm from gods country down souff and say barf to which my oh says theres no f in bath lol