Anni get on this would you?

[KillerFord1977]

I give up. what is that?

Stuff English put on their drab food to make it taste better

 

[mikep]

All this fancy talk fer an ice box thread.

Well, we are a high-falootin’ group, so it only makes sense that we’re talking all fancy. In fact, i even got my fancy pants on.

 

[Annihilator]

I give up. what is that?

 

[mikep]

I give up. what is that?

Whatever you do don’t pronounce it “lie-chester”. You’ll get in big trouble and it’ll go on your permanent record.

 

[Annihilator]

Well, are a high-falootin’ group, so it only makes sense that we’re talking all fancy. In fact, i even got my fancy pants on.

 

[mikep]

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[SimonRL]

Whatever you do don’t pronounce it “lie-chester”. You’ll get in big trouble and it’ll go on your permanent record.

If anyone is up for a fantastic read about the vexing ways of the British I fully recommend Notes from a Small Island by Bill Bryson. It is hilarious.

Stuff English put on their drab food to make it taste better

You’re talking smack about the country that invented Indian food!

 

[KillerFord1977]

You’re talking smack about the country that invented Indian food!

I rest my case

 

[SimonRL]

I rest my case

One word: Gravy.

 

[mikep]

If anyone is up for a fantastic read about the vexing ways of the British I fully recommend Notes from a Small Island by Bill Bryson. It is hilarious.

You’re talking smack about the country that invented Indian food!

So, if i say, “i like indian food.” I’m really saying, “i like english food.”?

 

[Belt Fed]

One word: Gravy.

I like gravy

 

[SimonRL]

So, if i say, “i like indian food.” I’m really saying, “i like english food.”?

Exactly. It’s like we’re sharing the same brain!

 

[SimonRL]

I like gravy

Who doesn’t?

 

[Annihilator]

Exactly. It’s like we’re sharing the same brain!

 

[mikep]

Exactly. It’s like we’re sharing the same brain!

Uh oh… you’re screwed.

 

[last2brake]

The English speak English. We generally speak American in the USA, not English. My mom's side of the family is from England, and when i've gone to England it's like it's a foreign language to me.

And don't ask me WHAT language they speak in Scotland.