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Ok, that makes sense. Go Magpies!


Fancy having a beer with me?

Quote by CharmingLeigh
I thought Sunderland was Mackems?


i just checked with my Geordie and he said, "Yes ma'am you are right about that."
Quote by about_average
When I want a challenge I watch Hebburn, though my wife's accent is pretty close. She's from less than an hour away.
My wife still has problems sometimes knowing what some people here in Georgia are saying.


I can only imagine she does at times. My husband is only from up north and I still get the, "What was that?"

I love different accents and learning new slang.
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Not a Geordie lad, but I married a Geordie lass. Actually she's from a bit north of Tyneside and they don't really consider themselves Geordies, plus she's easier to understand. LOL


I took it as a personal challenge, and I worked hard at that. I like listening to my friend talk, especially when he really gets going. I guess it's the same with me, I have a slight southern accent that gets stronger at certain times or if I'm talking to certain people.
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I had no idea Charlie Hunnam was a Geordie. Well there you go!

Learn something new every day with me around haha.


One a bit of a side note, one wierd thing I've noticed, is that in Game of Thrones, Liam Cunningham who plays Ser Davos, uses a geordie accent (and he's Irish too, which shows he is a awesome actor because it's a hard dialect to perfect).

The only other TV show notorious for having Geordies, would be Geordie Shore of course



I quite enjoy learning something new everyday. I was thinking that Ser Davos sounded Geordie! My friend doesn't watch Game of Thrones so I never thought to ask him.

I will admit I secretly like the Geordie Shore.

There really are a ton of talented people from Newcastle.
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Thanks. I Googled it and found the ones you mentioned and few others. But what I found said it is used for people throughout Northeast England and not just Newcastle. But Ill go with you what you said!!

Either way, the guys you all posted pics of are pretty hot, well maybe not the first one posted!! HAHA. And Cheryl Cole is from there too so I assume you have lot of hot girls there too. Are women called Geordies too? Or maybe Geordettes? LOL May have to visit there someday.


There are a ton of different theories out there, and lot of them are very believable.

Sorry if there was any confusion I am not a Geordie, but one of my best friends is. I'm just a southern lady. And yes the women are Geordies too, and some of them I've seen are very beautiful.

From all the pictures I've seen it's a beautiful place, and they have a right to be proud.
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Why are they called Geordies? Just a dumb Yank asking!!


From my understanding, the most plausible theory is that it comes from a derogatory slang given to the people of Newcastle by the Scottish Jacobites in the 1745 Rebellion. The supporters of King George (Geordie) II in Newcastle stood up against them, and earned themselves the name Geordies. The term Geordie is used for natives of Newcastle only, and they are very proud of it. There is a ton of amazing history stories related to that area.

Then again, it could be because of George (Geordie) Stephenson. He was a mining and railway engineer who came from the north east.


Sorry, I'm a history nerd.
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Silly lady he's Geordi with with an 'I'. She was looking for Geordie with an 'E'
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While it's true that he played for Newcastle, Yohan Cabaye is very much French


You are absolutely correct on that so I added a disclaimer. But these two men are both proper Geordie's.

Actor James Scott:


and Sting:
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What is a Geordie lad?


And some look like this. Disclaimer: He played for Newcastle United, but he is from France, but he is so fine, I over looked that little detail.



or this:



I love Charlie Hunnam *sigh*
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