Can't abide Canadian word?
#137
Re: Can't abide Canadian word?
There's something a little bit rakish about "oh I say." Even though it's forever associated with the dulcet tones of Dan Maskell commenting on Wimbledon (or "calling the games at the British Open" as I suppose I should say).
"Oh, I say!" is what one might utter in polite company when what one is actually thinking is more along the lines of "'kin 'ell."
"Oh, I say!" is what one might utter in polite company when what one is actually thinking is more along the lines of "'kin 'ell."
#140
limey party pooper
Joined: Jul 2012
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Re: Can't abide Canadian word?
There's something a little bit rakish about "oh I say." Even though it's forever associated with the dulcet tones of Dan Maskell commenting on Wimbledon (or "calling the games at the British Open" as I suppose I should say).
"Oh, I say!" is what one might utter in polite company when what one is actually thinking is more along the lines of "'kin 'ell."
"Oh, I say!" is what one might utter in polite company when what one is actually thinking is more along the lines of "'kin 'ell."
I was called a Limey today by a 'Mercan. Damn cheek, I haven't had a Mojito in weeks