by sonnyboy 114 Replies latest jw friends
In other words, Im a ghetto-fabulous Michigander who moved to West by-god Virginia
Hey, I actually had a lady, a native Michigander, apologize to me today for singin' in the giftshop where I work. I told her that I miss people doing that since I come from the south where more people are free spirited. So she cranked it up again. Woo hoo!
Woo hoo! Do people say that in England?
i wonder what causes them to be so prudish...ya think its all that lake water? I love to hear people singing. I really don't care if they are in tune or not. I sing all the time, sometimes to myself, but always in the car and at home. You have to really enjoy your music to sing, and yes I guess its part of that spirited south becuase people still look at me weird here.
But I don't rightly much care. :P
Upside/Down -
TV or is it the phone?(us)-- Tele(gb)
Telly = Television....has anyone mentioned mobile phones? We just call them mobiles, Americans call them 'cells'?
Good lord... what a silly thread!! LOL!!
For the record, a US biscut is a UK muffin. A UK biscut is a US cookie.
For example... at Macca's you order a Bacon & Egg McBiscut in the US and a Bacon & Egg McMuffin in the UK. You get the same thing (unfortunatly!).
McEnglish - the universal translator :-)
Cheers, Max
MWC, I think cellular phones they call them.
Telephone booth = phone box
Turtle neck = polo neck
Diner = cafe
Max thanks for resolving the perplexing biscuit issue, when I come to the USA I'll know what they really are.
PRESTONI so agree with you about the Git R done thing. People say it all the time. It ain't funny anymore.
Thank you RR....I will say one thing we must retire are nipple ring name tags a ' la your pic
- Preston
Curriculum Vitae (CV) - resume? (truthseeker's thread jogged my memory )
Post Mortem - Autopsy
I think 'friendly fire' is quintessentially American.
Who the hell else would try and put a positive spin on accidental death?
burnin' daylight
I reckon
drop dead
roll in the hay
Will any of these do?
