Americans and others! Your favorite British English phrases?

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Without going into the details (largely because I do not possess them) this H'angus, immediately after being voted in as Mayor became a serious joe and apparently has been doing a very fine job of it.

Giving bananas to school children sounds like a far better idea to me than let's hand the health service and the education system over to the private sector.

Maybe that's just cause I'm from near Hartlepool.

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Chapter Two wrote:
chairman_hall wrote:
Chapter Two wrote:I'd rather have a monkey mayor than an ex-pig-dodgy-bastard.


Is Robocop Ray Mallon still in charge like?


Yes he is.


Shocking, he's a right rotter. I remember his manifesto being all this zero tolerance and tough on crime hogwash. And then about 6 months after he came to power there were all them corruption scandals about him. To be honest, i though that would have been the end of him, but it must be a good few years he has been mayor now.

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chairman_hall wrote:
Chapter Two wrote:
chairman_hall wrote:
Chapter Two wrote:I'd rather have a monkey mayor than an ex-pig-dodgy-bastard.


Is Robocop Ray Mallon still in charge like?


Yes he is.


Shocking, he's a right rotter. I remember his manifesto being all this zero tolerance and tough on crime hogwash. And then about 6 months after he came to power there were all them corruption scandals about him. To be honest, i though that would have been the end of him, but it must be a good few years he has been mayor now.


That's the masons for you.

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Chapter Two wrote:
That there town was Hartlepool, just up the road from me, northernmost town of the ancient county of Cleveland. If you are cheeky you might say to a Hartlepoolian, "who hung the monkey?" Although if you're from Middlesbrough you may get the reply, "Who fucked the kids?"


Salut! John - if I'd been drinking milk just now it would have been all over the monitor!

re: "Bugger me gently" - I suppose the opposite would be the Australian exclamation "Fuck me dead!"
arthur wrote:Don't cut it for work don't cut it to look normal, people who feel offended by your nearly-30-with-long-hair face should just fuck off.

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