I get annoyed by...
my friend at uni pronouncing remember as renember! Aargh! Where is the "n"?

However, straight after reading QOTW and going into the halls corridor I heard a perfect conversation to wind people here up:

Guy from Midlands: "Becky won't be coming for dinner"
Guy from West Country: "Where's she to?"
Me (a Berkshire girl): "Erm, is that farmerish?"
Guy from Midlands: "Yes, it's "where's she at?"
Me: "Erm, shouldn't that be "where is she?" *laughs*
(deadly_sinners, Tue 6 May 2008, 18:00, closed)

I would have said
"Where to is she like?" that's proper that is ;)
(Mellicious is made of candy, Tue 6 May 2008, 19:52, closed)

What uni is it?
And what's his name. I know its a long shot but I have a friend who does this
(The_Reaper, Tue 6 May 2008, 21:23, closed)

that's
used in Wales too.

"where're you to?"

"where to are you now?"

It's quite cute actually.
(YayLady is cold, Wed 7 May 2008, 10:48, closed)