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Re: Two Times!!!
Originally Posted by snowbunny
Polite way to say "I wish I could talk longer but I need to wrap up the conversation."
"I'm fixin' to let you go" would mean "I'm going to hang up now!" |
Re: Two Times!!!
Originally Posted by Elsie The Maid
My other big pet peeve is that they don't know the difference between bring and take. :mad: Even after you explain it to them, they don't get it. :eek:
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Re: Two Times!!!
"My bad".................I thought they were saying "my bat", and wondered what the hell a bat had to do with them cocking up!!!!!!!!!
and Creg for Craig, that annoys me!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Re: Two Times!!!
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
In a similar vein am i the only person who gets embarassed asking for a 'ride' when I just want someone to give me a 'lift' in their car ???
That's not really a similiar vein though is it? Now if you were talking about a "ride" in the other sense, the "vein" could be similiar. But that's a whole 'nother thread. ;) |
Re: Two Times!!!
Originally Posted by Guelder Rose
...and "It's up in my room" instead of "It's in my room"!
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Re: Two Times!!!
Originally Posted by Partystar
Yeah, I know what it meant!!! She said it at the end of every conversation, it was like a habit to her!!!
You done good!!! |
Re: Two Times!!!
Originally Posted by Partystar
Yeah, I know what it meant!!! She said it at the end of every conversation, it was like a habit to her!!!
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Re: Two Times!!!
Originally Posted by waxwabbit
and Creg for Craig, that annoys me!!!!!!!!!!!! Have heard the Irish "craic" but not Craig pronounced. |
Re: Two Times!!!
Originally Posted by snowbunny
Have heard the Irish "craic" but not Craig pronounced.
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Re: Two Times!!!
Originally Posted by waxwabbit
and Creg for Craig, that annoys me!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Re: Two Times!!!
Originally Posted by Bob
Colin, being Cowlyn...that grates on me...
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Re: Two Times!!!
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
:confused:
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Re: Two Times!!!
Originally Posted by Bob
Colin, being Cowlyn...that grates on me...
a lot of folks stick an extra "l" in and get Collin just to try to avoid the Colon pronunciation. |
Re: Two Times!!!
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.
How about K-Ray-G EDIT: Actually that doesn't work - it just sounds like the yank way of pronouncing it :o - i have no idea how to spell it phonetically EDIT AGAIN: How about Craig like Haig, as in Earl Haig or seeing as you're part dutch now Hague, or even vague - god this is easy now :) |
Re: Two Times!!!
Originally Posted by Elsie The Maid
My other big pet peeve is that they don't know the difference between bring and take. :mad: Even after you explain it to them, they don't get it. :eek:
However, he does make fun of me because I use the 'word' mightn't!!! Then again, he says acrosst?!?! |
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