when I thought I was crossing the pond
I was becoming increasingly worried that I'd say 'pants'!
I say mo-byle instead of mobile, and I say 'manky' but I think that those are mostly because of the evil ex.
I want to say 'woo' sometimes, but I haven't actualy slipped up yet.
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 6:20,
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I say mo-byle instead of mobile, and I say 'manky' but I think that those are mostly because of the evil ex.
I want to say 'woo' sometimes, but I haven't actualy slipped up yet.
Actually,
we have "mo-byle" "manky" and "woo" as normal
parts of our language anyway. If I went to London,
though, I'm sure i'd slip up with the whole
"pants" thing. Probably loudly and publicly too.
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 6:23,
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parts of our language anyway. If I went to London,
though, I'm sure i'd slip up with the whole
"pants" thing. Probably loudly and publicly too.
what I don't understand is
pants/knickers underware/panties
shouldn't it be pants/panties? they go together!
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 6:41,
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shouldn't it be pants/panties? they go together!
I woo and woosome all the time :) I use the occasional "fucksocks!" and start to find humour in really odd places. Like I'll be walking down the street and have a sudden urge to paint 'golf sale' on a signpost that I spot.
edit: erm, How do you pronounce mobile? I pronounce it "moh-beye-el".
Or "cellphone" if talking to yanks :)
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 6:25,
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edit: erm, How do you pronounce mobile? I pronounce it "moh-beye-el".
Or "cellphone" if talking to yanks :)