Read closely brother ;-)

Darkstarexodus Escribi�:

Some people hate the English. I don't; they're just wankers. We, on the other hand, are colonized by wankers. Can't even find a decent fucking civilization to be colonized by.



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hahahahahahah classic!!! i have only ever found english people to be cool,nice,chilled and respectful,especially at gigs. that goes for the scots too! especially the sexy scot birds......

I aboslutely LOVE the english.



Thats also why i decided that in time i will move to London.



Hell yeah!

sorry jeanie!

it's the fuckin rum i say ma!!

Hahahaha you are forgiven my friend :D

I experienced last sunday in barca what rum can do with you.



So dont worry !

Darkstarexodus Escribi�:

Some people hate the English. I don't; they're just wankers. We, on the other hand, are colonized by wankers. Can't even find a decent fucking civilization to be colonized by.



X-D

ha.

even more sad is the history of australia.

An Englishman wanted to become an Irishman, so he visited a doctor to find out how to go about this. "Well" said the doctor, "this is a very delicate operation and there is a lot that can go wrong. I will have to remove half your brain". "That's OK" said the Englishman. "I've always wanted to be Irish and I'm prepared to take the risk".



The operation went ahead but the Englishman woke to find a look of horror on the face of the doctor. "I'm so terribly sorry!!" the doctor said. "Instead of removing half the brain, I've taken the whole brain out". The patient replied, "No worries, mate!!"

:)

The English are great because we always speak so clearly...



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english crowds are cool. polite not like irish crowds were crushing, injury and rudeness is commonplace and for a perfect view of how bad irish crowds can get just read jeanie marlay park review from last year which ruined the gig

mc marsh Escribi�:

The English are great because we always speak so clearly...



;-)

aye true that, true

I am an Anglophile - the people, the language, London, the countryside, I can dig it. Hell, even my couch and chair in my livingroom are from London.

mc marsh Escribi�:

The English are great because we always speak so clearly...



;-)

heheheh



I seem to recall Jeanie being more than a little unable to decipher your Yorkshire accent around New Years! :)

Hahahaha.



And in Barcelona it was the same story X-D

But i have a funny accent , too.



"Shootcase" instead of "Suitcase"



Bwahaaha X-D



What can i say. Once a dutchie , always a Dutchie

Yeah me and Brian had some great banter in Barcelona when he was talking about someone he knew from Bradford.."wot yer tekkin't piss outta Yorksher?" hehe.

You hosers, I haven't got an accent, but some people think I'm a bit slooooowwww, eh?



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It was brutal trying to talk when I was in London, I had such a cold I felt rather awkward trying to get words out. Although, the cough syrup I got from Boots definetly gave me a kickstart on getting buzzed every day. :)

I must admit I had a hard time with marsh's accent at first. I felt like such a knob asking him to repeat everything.



The tough accents I've experienced are the lazy East Anglian 'Ah see oo la'uh, Mee-ar" = "I'll see you later, Mia" and the folks from Glasgow. I had a good friend from Glasgow and I swear it took me a 4 weekends of consistantly hanging out before I could understand a friggen word he said. The funny thing I noticed about the host family I lived with in Cambridge and my Scottish friend had the hardest time pronouncing Mia - they kept putting an "r" at the end of my name.



If you get me on a roll, I have to catch myself from saying, "like, you know" every 4 seconds in typical California valley girl fashion. Old habits die hard and I even annoy myself sometimes.

whirlygirl Escribi�:

If you get me on a roll, I have to catch myself from saying, "like, you know" every 4 seconds in typical California valley girl fashion. Old habits die hard and I even annoy myself sometimes.

One of the many reasons I feel so at home in California. I do the exact same thing. Weather and scenery aside, Manitoba is SO the California of the North.

Darkstarexodus Escribi�:

whirlygirl Escribi�:

If you get me on a roll, I have to catch myself from saying, "like, you know" every 4 seconds in typical California valley girl fashion. Old habits die hard and I even annoy myself sometimes.

One of the many reasons I feel so at home in California. I do the exact same thing. Weather and scenery aside, Manitoba is SO the California of the North.

Oh my god, like, toooooootally!! ;)



Just think of our home as your home away from home.

Don't worry, I do. :D



Closest thing I have to a cottage at the lake, really. :)

I do it to man. Seriously 8O