Lazybones wrote:"roger"
yeah, that's a good one.
Americans and others! Your favorite British English phrases?
21yeah, that's a good one.
kerble is right.
yeah, that's a good one.
Americans and others! Your favorite British English phrases?
22I like "boffin".
Also possible misunderstandings related to the word "fanny".
Also possible misunderstandings related to the word "fanny".
Americans and others! Your favorite British English phrases?
23Itchy McGoo wrote:I would like to be a "shoop-shoop" girl in whatever band Alex Maiolo is in.
Americans and others! Your favorite British English phrases?
24"Milling Cove"-
Out of an old slang dictionary from 1920.
Correct me if I'm wrong...bare-fisted boxer.
Out of an old slang dictionary from 1920.
Correct me if I'm wrong...bare-fisted boxer.
Americans and others! Your favorite British English phrases?
26Egads
and
By Jove
Pissing off then
--Doug
P.S. And Roderick
and
By Jove
Pissing off then
--Doug
P.S. And Roderick
Ty Webb wrote:I hope the little-known 8th dwarf, Chinky, is on that list.
Americans and others! Your favorite British English phrases?
29"Dear George Washington.
I offer my surrender as a traitorous buffoon and a disgrace to the British people.
Yours,
General Charles Cornwallis, 19 October 1781."
I offer my surrender as a traitorous buffoon and a disgrace to the British people.
Yours,
General Charles Cornwallis, 19 October 1781."
Americans and others! Your favorite British English phrases?
30kerble wrote:shouldn't the title be 'favourite'?
I truly do enjoy spelling it that way. I don't do it for color or humor, but favourite is nice. I like.
Don't you mean "....colour or humour....?
Bob's yer uncle,
Ta!