Acceptable Behaviour in England

Hahahahaha!!!! That article is hilarious. They fail to mention that all too familiar but confusing greeting "A'right?" And they can add to the terms of endearment list a few of the Northumbrian ones "Young'un" (As in... "A'right, Young'Un?") and also hen and hinny. But I do get called Chuck a lot too (another word for hen around here... chicken eggs are often called chucky eggs). I can just imagine if someone read this and then came to the place where I live. Although, the young'uns around here still eat with fork and knife.  But people around here definitely do belch in front of others and give the old "Pardon me, it was not me, it was my tea." 

But I do get called Chuck a lot too (another word for hen around here... chicken eggs are often called chucky eggs).

My hubby calls me "chuck" all the time!  I never knew where that came from--now I know--chick or chicken or hen.

My hubby calls me "chuck" all the time!  I never knew where that came from--now I know--chick or chicken or hen.

Hehe! Our postie always calls me Chuck.