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You have to leave funny comment where it's appropriate so
well its just that period is usually used to describe a woman's menstrual cycle in the UK and not a full stop.
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that is family friendly, seeming as you learn it at school when your about 10. and I am merely saying that I'm not a fan of the American language.
Well it's your problem you don't see me complaining about other Languages which I can't make heads or tails of do you?
I am merely saying that I'm not a fan of the American language.
...you mean English?
Last edited by Interbrick (May 2, 2010 (11:47am))
TDogg what do you have against the Americans anyway?
TDogg186 wrote:that is family friendly, seeming as you learn it at school when your about 10. and I am merely saying that I'm not a fan of the American language.
...you mean English?
No, he's referring to American English.
colour - color
trousers - pants
favourite - favorite
chemist - drugstore
neighbour - neighbor
aubergine - eggplant
bogey - booger
mouldy - moldy
sweets - candy
dinner jacket - tuxedo
Oh, I never thought there was much of a difference. Except for the slang.
Michael wrote:TDogg186 wrote:that is family friendly, seeming as you learn it at school when your about 10. and I am merely saying that I'm not a fan of the American language.
...you mean English?
No, he's referring to American English.
colour - color
trousers - pants
favourite - favorite
chemist - drugstore
neighbour - neighbor
aubergine - eggplant
bogey - booger
mouldy - moldy
sweets - candy
dinner jacket - tuxedo
What's a bogey?
Evidently, a booger.
Its not that big a difference. And Chuppa is right, whats your problem with Americans, you're no better than us just because you were born in Britian. You litter the forums with the nasty coments looking down on us as if your some god above us because you were born in a different country. And we're not that different than you. We speak english, we are pretty equal in wealth, and the United Sates and Britian have been friends since the second world war. TDogg, I am, if it wasnt pretty obvious, pissed off at you. Quit it.
(Yes, I know this coment would be fitting in the war room.)
Luckily Real Brick not all the English are like him...
I know, it him.
Im surprised he's not banned, yet.
Last edited by Chuppa (May 2, 2010 (12:38pm))
Im surprised he's not banned, yet.
fixed
I have nothing against the average American, I do however hate the way that my British culture is being pushed aside by American culture. for instance if I turn on the TV 50% of the time its going to be something American on. If I go to a fast food place they ask me if I want fries, when I then have to reply with 'don't you mean chips'. If I ask for a muffin in a shop then they hand me some chocolate cupcake. It is the little things like that which make me feel as if the USA is making us there 51st state. I'm sorry if sound like I'm looking down on all of you, I don't mean to, its just the intellectual way I write stuff. And I agree this shouldn't continue in this thread. I promise I wont bring up anything else about Americans.
I would also like to add that I genuinely like brick filming and don't just come here to wind you up Real Brick.
I know, it's him.
fixed that's what you get for fixing mine
If I go to a fast food place they ask me if I want fries, when I then have to reply with 'don't you mean chips'.
Chips are not the same as fries. Chips are fat and made from potato. Fries are thin strips of oily cardboard.
TDogg186 wrote:If I go to a fast food place they ask me if I want fries, when I then have to reply with 'don't you mean chips'.
Chips are not the same as fries. Chips are fat and made from potato. Fries are thin strips of oily cardboard.
lol
I cant help but feel sick when you Americans use the word period to describe a full stop.
Why did you post that in the first place?
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