Pet Peeves
What makes you angry? Get it off your chest so we can laugh at your impotent rage.
( , Thu 1 May 2008, 23:12)
What makes you angry? Get it off your chest so we can laugh at your impotent rage.
( , Thu 1 May 2008, 23:12)
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Nice to see so many peeves on here I agree with...
Do you say 'Can I get' instead of 'Can I have'?
If you do and you're not actually an American person could you stop it please?
Thanks awfully.
( , Fri 2 May 2008, 16:24, 3 replies)
Do you say 'Can I get' instead of 'Can I have'?
If you do and you're not actually an American person could you stop it please?
Thanks awfully.
( , Fri 2 May 2008, 16:24, 3 replies)
ironic
as mine is people who say can instead of may! we are just intollerant fuck bubbles really. Lifes too short.
( , Fri 2 May 2008, 17:12, closed)
as mine is people who say can instead of may! we are just intollerant fuck bubbles really. Lifes too short.
( , Fri 2 May 2008, 17:12, closed)
Is
that actually an Americanism? I never knew!
I don't remember which one I use. I'm wincing right now.
( , Fri 2 May 2008, 22:46, closed)
that actually an Americanism? I never knew!
I don't remember which one I use. I'm wincing right now.
( , Fri 2 May 2008, 22:46, closed)
I say this
but it comes from living and working with 'Merkins, I've picked up quite a few of their mannerisms. Though the one that really rankles me is "Do I gotta do this?"
I should point out that any Americans in my proximity tend to pick up a lot of Britishisms too. They even say "fags" for cigarettes these days.
Though I also work with two guys (English and Irish) who have taken this to extremes - they adopt a full-on yank accent when talking to our cousins from across the pond yet speak to me in their "normal" accents, which to me is just bizarre.
( , Sat 3 May 2008, 15:32, closed)
but it comes from living and working with 'Merkins, I've picked up quite a few of their mannerisms. Though the one that really rankles me is "Do I gotta do this?"
I should point out that any Americans in my proximity tend to pick up a lot of Britishisms too. They even say "fags" for cigarettes these days.
Though I also work with two guys (English and Irish) who have taken this to extremes - they adopt a full-on yank accent when talking to our cousins from across the pond yet speak to me in their "normal" accents, which to me is just bizarre.
( , Sat 3 May 2008, 15:32, closed)
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