Americanisms
#33
Re: Americanisms
'your accent is so quaint'- answered with 'fu c k off'
'are you scottish'- really?- I mean REALLY? no love Im not scottish, are you stupid?
'Are you australian'- seriously mate, you need to get a passport and go see the world!
'You live in London- my aunt lives there do you know her'- 7 million people and I manage to avoid all the americans love so i doubt it!
'Do you know Prince William'- goes to get a shotgun....
'are you scottish'- really?- I mean REALLY? no love Im not scottish, are you stupid?
'Are you australian'- seriously mate, you need to get a passport and go see the world!
'You live in London- my aunt lives there do you know her'- 7 million people and I manage to avoid all the americans love so i doubt it!
'Do you know Prince William'- goes to get a shotgun....
#34
Hit 16's
Joined: Mar 2010
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#35
Re: Americanisms
'your accent is so quaint'- answered with 'fu c k off'
'are you scottish'- really?- I mean REALLY? no love Im not scottish, are you stupid?
'Are you australian'- seriously mate, you need to get a passport and go see the world!
'You live in London- my aunt lives there do you know her'- 7 million people and I manage to avoid all the americans love so i doubt it!
'Do you know Prince William'- goes to get a shotgun....
'are you scottish'- really?- I mean REALLY? no love Im not scottish, are you stupid?
'Are you australian'- seriously mate, you need to get a passport and go see the world!
'You live in London- my aunt lives there do you know her'- 7 million people and I manage to avoid all the americans love so i doubt it!
'Do you know Prince William'- goes to get a shotgun....
I was told by a girl with a pronounced Brooklyn accent that my accent was adorable and I sounded just like The Beatles I was so surprised that I forgot to be insulted.
For those who haven't spoken to me I'm rather Home Counties RP, far from a Scouser.
#37
Hit 16's
Joined: Mar 2010
Location: Of all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world, she walks into mine
Posts: 13,112
#38
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Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 1,132
Re: Americanisms
I have now got into the habit (or should that be 'Gotten the Habit') of actually spelling Date Formats! - Thursday 21 July 2011
Apparently some Americans do not attend regular meetings unless they receive an MS Outlook 'Meeting Invite!' - Shouldn't that be 'Meeting Invitation?' - It just goes to prove that they have not read the Minutes of the Previous Meeting, which informs them of the Date, Time, and Venue of the next meeting.
Don't get me going on having to reformat so many documents on 'Alien Page Formats!' What is wrong with A4 and A3!
Apparently some Americans do not attend regular meetings unless they receive an MS Outlook 'Meeting Invite!' - Shouldn't that be 'Meeting Invitation?' - It just goes to prove that they have not read the Minutes of the Previous Meeting, which informs them of the Date, Time, and Venue of the next meeting.
Don't get me going on having to reformat so many documents on 'Alien Page Formats!' What is wrong with A4 and A3!
#41
Banned
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 4
Re: Americanisms
I'd bet if you looked at every American message board on the internet that you'd not find even one thread complaining about how the british communicate with eachother. Take from that what you will, but I believe it's because they just couldn't possibly care less about you.
#43
Banned
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 4
Re: Americanisms
There is a very narrow band of acceptable behaivior allowed around here isn't there..?
Ok, then..I'll join the American Bashing..How about the obnoxious "throw him/her under the bus" ?
Utterly Ghastlay!
Ok, then..I'll join the American Bashing..How about the obnoxious "throw him/her under the bus" ?
Utterly Ghastlay!