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[welshie]

An American perspective on the delights of UK living.


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[McLaren Fan]

It's always interesting to see what the colonies have to say about their imperial masters.

[Hanwombat]

We R just superior

[racechick]

That was a cool read!
But come on:- day month year.
Little, bigger, biggest.
Very logical!!

[Hanwombat]

Yeah I man 10/23/08 WTF

[al4x]

i was reading something US today with dates, its just so stupid the dates

[Rivelution]

[al4x]

now that is low

[darwin dali]

That was a cool read!
But come on:- day month year.
Little, bigger, biggest.
Very logical!!

Yeah I man 10/23/08 WTF

23>10

But being of European descent, I agree with you lot

[Hanwombat]

That was a cool read!
But come on:- day month year.
Little, bigger, biggest.
Very logical!!

Yeah I man 10/23/08 WTF

23>10

But being of European descent, I agree with you lot

[McLaren Fan]

That was a cool read!
But come on:- day month year.
Little, bigger, biggest.
Very logical!!

Yeah I man 10/23/08 WTF

23>10

But being of European descent, I agree with you lot

You just need to start using proper English now, instead of a corrupt version of the language.

[darwin dali]

That was a cool read!
But come on:- day month year.
Little, bigger, biggest.
Very logical!!

Yeah I man 10/23/08 WTF

23>10

But being of European descent, I agree with you lot

You just need to start using proper English now, instead of a corrupt version of the language.

Hey, I arrived here in the US with a British accent, having learned British English at school and having done my Ph.D. research with British faculty.
Man, did I wake up: no, we don't say trousers here, it's pants, etc., etc.

[Hanwombat]

I mean Jello is Jelly and Jelly is JAM

[racechick]

That was a cool read!
But come on:- day month year.
Little, bigger, biggest.
Very logical!!

Yeah I man 10/23/08 WTF

23>10

But being of European descent, I agree with you lot

You just need to start using proper English now, instead of a corrupt version of the language.

Hey, I arrived here in the US with a British accent, having learned British English at school and having done my Ph.D. research with British faculty.
Man, did I wake up: no, we don't say trousers here, it's pants, etc., etc.

So what are real pants??

[al4x]

I mean Jello is Jelly and Jelly is JAM

really?