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032 Aaron's Story 1st of May 2009

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The Story of Aaron Livesy and Adam Barton from Itv's soap opera Emmerdale.

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@1Hugi1Channel 4 года назад

I love how Aaron and Cain didn't get on well at first and are so close now, even living together❤️

@barlytone01 12 лет назад

"you're an idiot looking for a village!" I love that line.

@stevendavanna 3 года назад

“thinks he’s some sort of gangster” aaron mate he was yorkshire’s most wanted gangster for a while 😂

@dylangerard05 4 года назад

"Always did dress like a chav" AHAHA

@dylangerard05 4 года назад

@@sxnx_210 its an acronym for "Council Housed and violent" but basically means rough looking

@girlp728 7 лет назад

It was bugging me - I can't believe Eli is the vampire from Preacher lol

@1Hugi1Channel 5 лет назад

Wwwaaaaaaa Cain ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ so good to see him❤️❤️❤️

@jessh2008 14 лет назад

"Fella's a dividend" LOL :-) , x

@Hahuh09 14 лет назад

the worst get away skills award goes to aaron livesy lol yay

@ryanje8147 8 лет назад

Question: Does the term "dividend" mean stupid or uncool? Here in the U.S. it is a term regarding financial stocks.

@littleun1990 8 лет назад

+Ryan Je 'Div' or 'Divvy' is common slang for idiot. They're just expanding it to another word - dividend means exactly the same over here as in the US. So yes, in a way it is slang to mean stupid but it's not common (might even just be Eli!). I'm starting to think you must have learnt a fair bit about Yorkshire/UK customs and slang from Aaron's storyline. You'll be an expert if you ever visit!

@ryanje8147 8 лет назад

I love hearing and learning the Emmerdale language.

@littleun1990 8 лет назад

That makes me smile. I was born and raised in Leeds, close to where Emmerdale is set so the accents and language used are what I'm used to. I'm curious... What do like about the language?