Pig's arse, blocks! If you haven't ever personaly experienced Outback's barbies and liquid laughs spiced by some dead horse, buying scratchies with your last dinky-di bloody bickie, feeling like a fruit loop, just to get to Brizzie, not understanding even one word spoken to you all the way, have never experienced what "true" Engish is!
Pig's arse, blocks! If you haven't ever personaly experienced Outback's barbies and liquid laughs spiced by some dead horse, buying scratchies with your last dinky-di bloody bickie, feeling like a fruit loop, just to get to Brizzie, not understanding even one word spoken to you all the way, have never experienced what "true" Engish is!
OMGSplosion!
Yinz think yinz are cool cuz yinz speak english n'at? Try "picksburgese"!
Sorry, just bitter about working in a tourist Burg and having folks coming from all over the globe to call me ignernt! I'm losing my southern good manners.
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Sorry, just bitter about working in a tourist Burg and having folks coming from all over the globe to call me ignernt! I'm losing my southern good manners.
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OK, what's a tourist Burg? By the way, I've always found you southern chaps and chapesses very polite. :approve:
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I used to go to Southampton UK 2-3 times a year for a few years. The funniest word I ever heard was "cheers". They just use that word all the time. End a thought, say bye, toast a pint,.... even after saying "bye" they'd add the "cheers". I never was able to actually say it to anyone, I was too affraid I'd laugh.
Pig's arse, blocks! If you haven't ever personaly experienced Outback's barbies and liquid laughs spiced by some dead horse, buying scratchies with your last dinky-di bloody bickie, feeling like a fruit loop, just to get to Brizzie, not understanding even one word spoken to you all the way, have never experienced what "true" Engish is!
Far more frightening than what you just said, is that I just understood most of it.
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Zahc, a Burg is just a city. And I live in Orlando, Florida, home of Mickey Mouse. And Shamu. And Shrek. And countless minor tourist attractions.
Ok, I understand your pain. I used to live in and around the ancient City of York and fostered a healthy dislike towards tourists as a result.
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"So long as the universe had a beginning, we could suppose it had a creator. But if the universe is completely self-contained, having no boundary or edge, it would neither be created nor destroyed ... it would simply be. What place, then, for a creator?"
- Stephen W. Hawking
Hi. A car is what you American chaps call an automobile. A buggy is generally used to describe a small, collapsible four-wheeled contraption employed to transport sprogs (toddlers). It’s possible that Americans call European cars ‘buggies’ because of their diminutive size in comparison to their enormous automobiles.
We, of course, have beach buggies that are used once a year when the sun comes out.
It’s a minefield out there for us Brits. A cigarette is often called a ‘fag’ in the UK, so asking for a fag in the US is fraught with danger. Admitting to smoking a fag in some states is asking for trouble, as I’m sure you’re aware.
So is a british smoker a faggot? LOL, thats what they should call cigs and smokers in the US, and then people would quit!!!
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