Andy Hodgson Northern Pukka Pies
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Vocal Characteristics
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
British (England - Liverpool, Manchester, Lancashire, Cheshire) British (England - Yorkshire & Humber) British (General)Transcript
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that Friday night pie lovers in the chippy wearing slippers that d constructors upside down as the onion ringer dippers that Wednesday night candle that mid week meal lovers, the apron wearing busy dad's the novelty often Glover's to those who savour every flavour and eat it nice and slow to those in wedge in soft white bread and eating on the go. While tomato artist plaster masterpieces with great pride carrots, beans and other greens are piled up on the side, the football fans with pies in hand filled and feeling warm, the enthusiastic amateurs cooking up a storm. The kitchen tables gathered round took in in for tea. The sofa set a lap tray lounger watching the TV for those who like a drop of red or a little drop of white to those who forage in the fridge when they get home late at night, the tired parents Finally, the kids have gone to bed, the home alone with hungry holds waiting to be fed, the two of us still side by side in our favourite chairs, sitting down for dinner with a tasty pie to share the nice and easy in the over and fill it with no fuss to all the people. Keep it simple. This one's baked by us. Poker the people's pie, Find his in store or pop down to your local chippy.