And Balti, and Chicken Tikka Masala, and putting baked beans in chilli. And baked beans. England is the culinary morphing centre of the world.

Sausage and Mash is my all time favourite, with caramelised onion relish and parsnip mash. *drool*

There's a pasty shop in Tintagel that sells the best pasties ever but they are too hot and they burnt my toungue which is why I didn't include them on the list.

Mmmmm, Cumberland Sausage and mash in onion gravy and peas.

The pub round the corner from work does that really well. The microwave version is really not the same

Stop making me hungry people :excl: I only have crumpets and nutella chocolate spread in the house and im too lazy to cycle to the shops

Northolt is a really nice area... honest it has great, uhm, bus stops and uhm, roads.

ohh ohh we got a Airbase...

...thats likely to be a prime tagret in a terrorist strike... yay!

heyas - Well i'm from Wales so that one from Gods Country but now live in the far south.

Any in the far south area out of interest??

Taliesin

Meh, my parents have a holiday home in North Wales, near Anglesey (don't kill me, it was inherited), but of course I'm all agoraphobic and stuff so I just sit inside and ignore the scenery. And now I'm old enough to be left at home, so that's like 96 hours of Lusternia straight Only visited the far south once, though, I was too small to remember it well.

That would be bangers and mash in my area and nothing beats it.

I'm from the northwest of England in a really crappy little town called Leyland. No-one has ever heard of it. Its about 6 miles away from Preston which I seem to find people know.

One more thing that is bothering me for unknown reasons. Do you call your living room. A living room or do you call it your front room? I think its just my area of complete and utter freaks but we call it a front room =/

Mine's in the back, so I call it a sitting room. I live in my bedroom

Chalk up another one from God's Own Country AKA Wales here!

North Wales to be precise. In Bangor (Anglesey is just across the water from it) when I'm in University, in a place called Deeside when I'm not. That's North West Wales in uni, North East Wales at home. Home is about 5 miles from a city called Chester, and about 1 1/2 hours from Manchester.

Props to all the British!

- Jim/Soril

Well I'm a Brit too, but not one of you soft southerners of taffies.I've forsaken my Brum roots and decided to become an adopted Yorkshireman after being in Leeds for 4 years.

Yorkshire truly is the basin of life, without it a true roast dinner could not exist.

We've got a Yorkshire kid in our class, so we already know all the Yorkshire jokes. Muaha.

On a more important note, I would like to offer a small tribute for Auseklis in recognition of his awesome work Englishising Lusternia's spelling. 'cause everyone knows we're the only ones as spell things properly. (Plus the Aussies when they feel like it.)

Awesome, my parents are leaving for Wales for like 4 days after Xmas. Allll on my own. Now I just need to figure out how to crack the safe with the key to the alcohol and firearms in!

I'm kidding, I'm kidding.

I think my dad takes the key with him.

Prepare for Xmas sharing a cell with Mr Big who's in with the warders *looking up number for Sleaford Dangerous Weapons Division* - Muhahah.

If Yorkshire is the basin of life, Sheffield is New Celest, Leeds is Magnoria and Bradford is that place in the desert where the gravediggers drag you under when you're not looking.

I love the way Sheffield girls say 'Lush' and why are all poets from Bradford?

I noticed the queen's own spelling in Lusternia. Nuff respect.

"You're just five minutes away from getting a human booster shot from a guy named Molly!"

Okay, I have no idea what this is about. I'm paranoid now. This doesn't affect me, right?

Do you know a guy named Molly?

...nnnot that I'm awaaare of...

Leyland! where all the lorries come from!

woot! that they do

I always thought that was rei-oh, wait, that's Lapland.

...nevermind.

From Hull, Yorkshire here. Hull hull hull hull hull!! Amazingly crap town. Top of the 50 crappest english cities. YES!!

For those who don't know, yorkshire is right next to lincolnshire, so I'm close.