American Words you DO Like!
#46
Re: American Words you DO Like!
Aclimated - as in are you getting Aclimated to the USA?
Situated - DH -"I will phone you when you are situated at home in UK" He means settled in!
Too cute
Situated - DH -"I will phone you when you are situated at home in UK" He means settled in!
Too cute
#47
Re: American Words you DO Like!
Yes, the Sox were shit this year and the Pats aren't looking too great either, but it was nice to see the Skank fail, again...to what historically is a top of the shit pile team
But while we're talking NY....why are the Giants and the Jets still called NY teams rather than NJ teams?
#48
Re: American Words you DO Like!
Probably because you can only afford tickets if you are a Manhattan mogul! Their PSL schemes are ridiculous. My NY team worries are over for the year -- I adopted the Steelers as my winter team way back when in Steel Curtain days!
#49
Re: American Words you DO Like!
I liked the Steelers back in the day when it was Mean Joe Green, Franco Harris, Terry Bradshaw. That was a few years ago,
#51
Heading for Poppyland
Joined: Jul 2007
Location: North Norfolk and northern New York State
Posts: 14,539
Re: American Words you DO Like!
Apparently spelled "Acclimated" .. not actually an American word, the Oxford English Dictionary has examples of its usage back to the mid-nineteenth century, some British, some American.
#53
Re: American Words you DO Like!
I like the phrase, "I'm really diggin' that (or not)" for appreciating/enjoying (or not ) something. It appeals to my inner hippy.
Also like 'so long sucker'.
Also like 'so long sucker'.
#54
Re: American Words you DO Like!
How much are regular tickets? Any ideas? I know the shit tickets at Gillette Stadium are $250 a pop...which is funny because front row tickets to watch the NE Revs play there are about $20
#55
Re: American Words you DO Like!
I love the expression "That sucks giant balls"
especially when it's a khaki fanny pack.
I would imagine women at 3 day festivals have one of them by the end.
especially when it's a khaki fanny pack.
I would imagine women at 3 day festivals have one of them by the end.
#57
Re: American Words you DO Like!
Dumpster
Dump instead of 'tip'
Dumper truck
So anything with the word 'dump' in it basically reminds me I appear to be 6 years old.
Dump instead of 'tip'
Dumper truck
So anything with the word 'dump' in it basically reminds me I appear to be 6 years old.
#58
Just Joined
Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 18
Re: American Words you DO Like!
Instantaneously...Instantly is more instant to say than instantaneously!
I find some american words dodgy, yet funny, but the accents so adorable.
In New Jersey they'd call me HOWT CWAAARRFEE
I find some american words dodgy, yet funny, but the accents so adorable.
In New Jersey they'd call me HOWT CWAAARRFEE
#59
Just Joined
Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 18
Re: American Words you DO Like!
Oh, another that makes me laugh every time: http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...term=douchebag
#60
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 41,518
Re: American Words you DO Like!
Oh, another that makes me laugh every time: http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...term=douchebag