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A Newfoundlander is driving down a road in St. Johns. Canada
A sign in front of a restaurant reads:

HAPPY HOUR SPECIAL
LOBSTER TAIL AND BEER

'Lord tunderin' jaysus' he says to himself, 'me 3 favourite tings!'

Keep smiling
Tug

I suspect that the Newfoundlander description of; "Tail!".... .... is similar to our English description of; "A spot of a Rumpety-Bumpety!".... ... ... ...!

Paul.... ... ...!

Fozzer wrote:I suspect that the Newfoundlander description of; "Tail!".... .... is similar to our English description of; "A spot of a Rumpety-Bumpety!".... ... ... ...!

Paul.... ... ...!

You hit the nail on the head Fozzer

Keep smiling
Tug

I used to be married to a Newfie. Great bunch able to laugh at themselves !

http://www.newfiejokes.net/you-might-be ... di-if.html

Word of advice though.. Never piss off a Newfie woman. They are tough as nails.

Ring any bells, Steve?...>>>

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqLuIXwsLDw

Sounds like a mixture of Irish, Scottish.....Northern Europe (Dutch/Scandinavian)...

...and USA North Dakota...(From the film "Fargo").... ...!

Very, very funny!

If this is what Newfoundlanders sound like...then I love Newfoundlanders!.... ...!

Paul.... ...!

More Newfoundland stuff...>>>

http://www.newfiejokes.net/you-know-you ... -when.html

Fantastic!

I don't know much about Newfoundland, (maybe I should learn more!), but it does seem to be a bit of a "snowy" place to live!

Here we go...>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newfoundland_%28island%29

I suppose Newfoundlanders must have a sense of humour to live in such an uncomfortable climate!... ...!

Paul.... ...!