View Full Version : Somone Just Used The Term Snogging In Front Of Me
Strike For The South
10-08-2009, 15:49
And I hit them in the skull. If they want to talk like that they can go back to England. This is America, we speak American.
Hooahguy
10-08-2009, 15:58
dilemma: if a girl calls "z" a "zed" can i slap her? does it matter where i slap her?
Tratorix
10-08-2009, 16:00
dilemma: if a girl calls "z" a "zed" can i slap her? does it matter where i slap her?
Give her a firm slap across the buttocks. Women respond to that sort of thing.
Hooahguy
10-08-2009, 16:02
Give her a firm slap across the buttocks. Women respond to that sort of thing.
i was thinking the same thing.
I use various British curse words pretty regularly, as well as British pronunciation on many other words. British English simply sounds more intelligent.
Strike For The South
10-08-2009, 16:06
I use various British curse words pretty regularly, as well as British pronunciation on many other words. British English simply sounds more intelligent.
Look at Mr.fancy pants with his english. I bet you own more than one pair of socks and eat with silverware to, Mr.High society! ~;)
Look at Mr.fancy pants with his english. I bet you own more than one pair of socks and eat with silverware to, Mr.High society! ~;)
Says the guy with the French flag in his signature. Why do you hate freedom?
Strike For The South
10-08-2009, 16:10
Says the guy with the French flag in his signature. Why do you hate freedom?
I love culture?
I love culture?
You don't fool me... you're a Francophile. That's why you hate Britain; you still seek revenge on the Old Enemy. Well, I've got news for you, buddy... the Sun King is dead! Rule Britannia!
Strike For The South
10-08-2009, 16:22
You don't fool me... you're a Francophile. That's why you hate Britain; you still seek revenge on the Old Enemy. Well, I've got news for you, buddy... the Sun King is dead! Rule Britannia!
https://img230.imageshack.us/img230/1677/frroy.gif
Vladimir
10-08-2009, 16:40
I use various British curse words pretty regularly, as well as British pronunciation on many other words. British English simply sounds more intelligent.
And it makes you sound like a pretentious boffin.
I use various British curse words pretty regularly, as well as British pronunciation on many other words. British English simply sounds more intelligent.
Even when spoken by a scouser or geordie? :laugh4:
And SFTS you don't speak american you speak English, it's not our fault you get all your spellings and meanings muddled up :wink:
Vladimir
10-08-2009, 17:28
Even when spoken by a scouser or geordie? :laugh4:
And SFTS you don't speak american you speak English, it's not our fault you get all your spellings and meanings muddled up :wink:
I want a woman with a thick Yorkshire accent to spank me and call me a dirty ******.
And it makes you sound like a pretentious boffin.
Right... but I am a pretentious boffin.
I use various British curse words pretty regularly, as well as British pronunciation on many other words. British English is simply more intelligent.
Fix'd.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5brR14OGWUU
This is the Japanese view.
Rhyfelwyr
10-08-2009, 23:07
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5brR14OGWUU
This is the Japanese view.
Well that was strange.
Centurion1
10-09-2009, 00:17
and this thread is an excellent example of the strangeness of the frontroom
Beefy187
10-09-2009, 01:07
All hail Britannia!!
For the encyclopedia of Britanica
All hail Britannia!
For Shakespeare and his plays!
All hail Britannia!
For wicked stories like Harry Potter!
British Accent, British phrases!
Poms are the best in the world!
ALL HAIL BRITANNIA!!
The holy and only Britannia!
Mother of Soccer and Rugby!
Father of Cricket and wizzling poms!
We hail to your might :bow:
I support the Japanese view :2thumbsup:
A Very Super Market
10-09-2009, 01:20
No love for Canadians and our unholy accent of three different nations, imperfectly cooked and thrust onto the world's platter?
LittleGrizzly
10-09-2009, 01:22
Britian would have a far more entertaining image abroad if everyone thought we had a thick yorkshire/welsh/geordie/scouser accent instead of posh, charming and polite one.. would have improved Friends and Fraiser IMO!
KukriKhan
10-09-2009, 03:58
Britian would have a far more entertaining image abroad if everyone thought we had a thick yorkshire/welsh/geordie/scouser accent instead of posh, charming and polite one.. would have improved Friends and Fraiser IMO!
er's truth t'be 'ad in 'at air sen'ince, oy tell ye.
Walk into any bar in s.e. asia, or the old 70's NATO nations, where some Yank is holding court. A Brit with a broad yorkie/welsh, etc accent walks in... de wimmins desert de Yank an' flock to the feller with the broad a's. Been there done that. In a different life in another universe (Honey).
I love culture?
You know nothing about culture! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LC6Lsy0eYEQ)
CountArach
10-09-2009, 04:30
And it makes you sound like a pretentious boffin.
Poppycock you knave!
And I thought British swearing was the same as everyone else's, except they just changed "uc" to "oo".
pevergreen
10-09-2009, 06:09
You know nothing about culture! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LC6Lsy0eYEQ)
Terrible version
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NN8pFVoGQ_U is much better.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5brR14OGWUU
This is the Japanese view.
WRONG.
Watch Ep 23 of Samurai Champloo, called "Baseball Blues".
:balloon2:
Louis VI the Fat
10-10-2009, 23:58
British English simply sounds more intelligent.You might very well say that. I couldn't possibly comment on that...
Which is famous catchphrase of an old BBC series. A bit akin to American phrases like 'Hasta la vista, baby!'
Which goes to show that the real difference is not in semantics or spelling, but in the use of language.
Philippus Flavius Homovallumus
10-11-2009, 02:07
And I hit them in the skull. If they want to talk like that they can go back to England. This is America, we speak American.
I do hope this is exageration. It isn't really that funny. What am I supposed to do, say, "well that shows how frightfully uncivilised you are, you brute!", whilst you all assume I use my most plumby Surrey accent?
Not great fun.
Louis VI the Fat
10-11-2009, 03:23
What am I supposed to do, say, "well that shows how frightfully uncivilised you are, you brute!"That's basically what I reply to Strike all the time, yeah. :sweatdrop:
Call me and Strike simple, but we've already had four years of good fun with it. :beam:
:us-texas: :balloon2:
Strike For The South
10-11-2009, 04:04
I do hope this is exageration. It isn't really that funny. What am I supposed to do, say, "well that shows how frightfully uncivilised you are, you brute!", whilst you all assume I use my most plumby Surrey accent?
Not great fun.
Did I get to the part where I ate his exposed brain tissue?
That's basically what I reply to Strike all the time, yeah. :sweatdrop:
Call me and Strike simple, but we've already had four years of good fun with it. :beam:
:us-texas: :balloon2:
We're like the odd couple but better looking and more threesomes
Meh. I've long used various British terms and pronunciations. Perhaps not frequently, but enough that my friends no longer look at me strangely when I do. (Although gods help anyone within earshot when I'm drunk, as I tend to affect just about the worst Scottish accent in the universe.) ~;p
We're like the odd couple but better looking and more threesomes
:laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4:
That is absolutely going into my sig.
InsaneApache
10-11-2009, 10:56
You might very well say that. I couldn't possibly comment on that...
Which is famous catchphrase of an old BBC series. A bit akin to American phrases like 'Hasta la vista, baby!'
Which goes to show that the real difference is not in semantics or spelling, but in the use of language.
Ahh...good old Francis Urquhart. You don't get a better English name than that.
Although I was at school with a Farrington, a Carruthers, a Thompkinson and a Clive. Well not the last one, he was there 200 years earlier. :sweatdrop:
As someone who naturally pronunciates with 'flat' vowels, I have it on good authority that swearing in a Yorkshire/Manchester accent is very effective. Time to beat the whippet with me clogs.....
pevergreen
10-11-2009, 12:49
As someone who naturally pronunciates with 'flat' vowels, I have it on good authority that swearing in a Yorkshire/Manchester accent is very effective. Time to beat the whippet with me clogs.....
A guy at work is a Brit. I can't understand half of what he says.
a completely inoffensive name
10-12-2009, 05:33
Idk about you guys but if a girl used the term snogging in front of me, I would be attracted. Because there is only two possibilities:
1. She is British or has a some sort of connection to Britain (is American who's parents are British immigrants). AWESOME!
2. She read Harry Potter and picked it up from there.
STILL AWESOME! (I can role play with her.)
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