Two Times!!!
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There is also the classic, 'supposedly', maybe people pronounce it wrong back in England too, but I never heard it said 'supposebly' before I came here! (Except on 'Friends') I hear it said wrong all the time over here, I resist the urge to laugh!!!
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Originally Posted by Desdemona
Of course it is
How are ya, hon 
How are ya, hon 
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Originally Posted by Patrick
What ever happened to the word twice? Why do Americans use "two times" instead of twice. I noticed it on an advert the other day now I cant stop listening for it, no-one says twice, why, why, why?
This is a good point ! .... Why does no body here understand if I use the word 'Triple' when using it in a numerical sense ie; '5740001' if I say triple zero they dont get it, if I say 'Twice' I am looked at as a moron ...... sorry, forgot ! .... I am one
#139
Originally Posted by Pigtails
I'm good. What's new with you?
It's almost spring, the sun is out today after about a week. So perhaps I should go for a spin. Catch ya later, sweetie
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Originally Posted by Desdemona
A little bored right now as you can tell
It's almost spring, the sun is out today after about a week. So perhaps I should go for a spin. Catch ya later, sweetie 
It's almost spring, the sun is out today after about a week. So perhaps I should go for a spin. Catch ya later, sweetie 
#141
Originally Posted by Patrick Hasler
The Sun is out here also ..... But it's minus 15f 

Please don't remind me
We've just got out of deep freeze mode!!!
#142
Originally Posted by snowbunny
If it isn't pronounced "Creg" as in rhyming with "Greg"(ory), then how is Craig properly pronounced? I don't know. I'm asking.
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Originally Posted by Bob
Cr-AA-g? i'm shite with phonetics though...
no thats crag
its more c-r-a-i-g
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Originally Posted by Shahlax
The worst abuse of grammer here is their lack of use of adverbs. So they'll say " I sing fantastic" instead of "I sing fantastically" (on American Idol!!), or "I did good", "I did great" instead of "I did well". Another one is "I slept bad" rather than "I slept badly". Every American I have met speaks likes this. I wonder if the English teachers speak the correct way. Drives me up the wall!
In the UK we have the screaming shits, here they just get "tore up real bad" lololol
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Originally Posted by Desdemona
So on and so forth to ad infinitum 

#146
STOP PRESS!!!!!
Americans discovered speaking non-British dialect of English! :scared: :scared: :scared:
Tomorrow - United States declares independence from United Kingdom.
Americans discovered speaking non-British dialect of English! :scared: :scared: :scared:
Tomorrow - United States declares independence from United Kingdom.
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Originally Posted by AdobePinon
STOP PRESS!!!!!
Americans discovered speaking non-British dialect of English! :scared: :scared: :scared:
Tomorrow - United States declares independence from United Kingdom.
Americans discovered speaking non-British dialect of English! :scared: :scared: :scared:
Tomorrow - United States declares independence from United Kingdom.





