The Rabbit Joint

[daclassicgamingmaster]

Affects, you grammatical wankers.

I was never aware that Americans used the term "Wanker" :blink: or maybe it's just me.

Wonder what wanker sounds like in 'merican?

Wait, thanks to the internet

http://say.expressivo.com/eric/WANKERS

Oh god, that's hilarious.

Btw, I picked it up from being around here and on SZ. The only British slang that I use in person is 'knob', usually paired with 'jockey' because it's an awesome, original insult.

 

[(naw)mcx]

Affects, you grammatical wankers.

I was never aware that Americans used the term "Wanker" :blink: or maybe it's just me.

Wonder what wanker sounds like in 'merican?

Wait, thanks to the internet

http://say.expressivo.com/eric/WANKERS

Oh god, that's hilarious.

Btw, I picked it up from being around here and on SZ. The only British slang that I use in person is 'knob', usually paired with 'jockey' because it's an awesome, original insult.


Knob end works too.

OI YOU, KNOB END!

 

[Nova]

Bellend is better.

Even betterer is Bell-piece

 

[daclassicgamingmaster]

errm, a little too british.

americans are dumb enough. it wouldnt make sense to insult them with something they dont even understand.

Actually, maybe it would inadvertently work to my advantage like so:

40 year old virgin 'nigga' moment

hilarious :lol:

 

[Nova]

"Aim high Willis, aim high!"

 

[daclassicgamingmaster]

I also think that the indian guy should become an apatow staple like seth rogen. I mean, basically everything he says is GOLD.

 

[abertalia]

Btw, I picked it up from being around here and on SZ. The only British slang that I use in person is 'knob', usually paired with 'jockey' because it's an awesome, original insult.

Hah, I think I've done that too for a few words. Although I never really say them, or I'd sound like a knob

 

[Nova]

I also think that the indian guy should become an apatow staple like seth rogen. I mean, basically everything he says is GOLD.

He's so fucking funny in Zak and Miri!

"I TELL YOU!"

 

[sam fisher]

I also think that the indian guy should become an apatow staple like seth rogen. I mean, basically everything he says is GOLD.

He's so fucking funny in Zak and Miri!

"I TELL YOU!"

"LET US FUCK"

 

[Ravnos]

Affects, you grammatical wankers.

I was never aware that Americans used the term "Wanker" :blink: or maybe it's just me.

Wonder what wanker sounds like in 'merican?

Wait, thanks to the internet

http://say.expressivo.com/eric/WANKERS

Oh god, that's hilarious.

Btw, I picked it up from being around here and on SZ. The only British slang that I use in person is 'knob', usually paired with 'jockey' because it's an awesome, original insult.

Between all the Brits here and the British TV and movies I've seen, I've inadvertently added a few 'Britishisms' to my daily usage. It's not too overt and I'm not faking an accent or anything, but I've caught myself saying "mobile" instead of "cell" and things like that.

I also use British spelling for the most part, but technically Canadian English is usually supposed to follow British spelling and grammar, most Canucks just use the American conventions because they're easier.

 

[daclassicgamingmaster]

I also think that the indian guy should become an apatow staple like seth rogen. I mean, basically everything he says is GOLD.

He's so fucking funny in Zak and Miri!

"I TELL YOU!"

FUCK YOU! I AM FROM BROOKLYN! THIS IS A BROOKLYN ACCENT!!

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=K4fE4GUq08c

I also use British spelling for the most part, but technically Canadian English is usually supposed to follow British spelling and grammar, most Canucks just use the American conventions because they're easier.

In my writing I use a bunch of British English, mainly because it reads better and I feel important when I put it in papers

I've used "whilst" a bit, and while 'albeit' isn't really British, it's a hell of a lot more common over there than here.

I mean, I hear people saying 'irregardless'. How fucking retarded must you be to use that in collegiate courses? Or any course...

 

[lubidog]

I'm not going to ask...

Effects of Sodomy on the Mind
(ps: he wasnt in the control group)



bet he woke up wondering why his hearing was all messed up and had this crusty stuff in his ears ..

and on that note shrug back in the day the boys and i did a few benders.. they actualy got a picture of me somewere face humping a 16 foot tall nutcracker that was on display in the park .. nedless to say that was a rough one to explain to the woman about why she had to come pick me up from the tank at 4 am :>


What language is that?

 

[jakshep2]

Anyone here remember No Retreat No Surrender / Karate Tiger?

EDIT: typo

 

[BaDToaD]

So have you all missed me then... I haven't been on here for weeks!

In other news I have a small Teddy Bear Keyring that the GF gave me. :blink:

 

[Ravnos]

I mean, I hear people saying 'irregardless'. How fucking retarded must you be to use that in collegiate courses? Or any course...

I only ever hear that from Mafioso types on TV shows. I just assumed it was some east coast Italian-American thing. I didn't realise people actually talked like that.

 

[daclassicgamingmaster]

I mean, I hear people saying 'irregardless'. How fucking retarded must you be to use that in collegiate courses? Or any course...

I only ever hear that from Mafioso types on TV shows. I just assumed it was some east coast Italian-American thing. I didn't realise people actually talked like that.

It's mostly "ethnic" people and rednecks. Not to stereotype....

edit: Most of them also say "conversate". :/

 

[Javacat]

Postmen are lazy gits, need to work faster and stop complaining.

 

[Sphinxter]

I mean, I hear people saying 'irregardless'. How fucking retarded must you be to use that in collegiate courses? Or any course...

I only ever hear that from Mafioso types on TV shows. I just assumed it was some east coast Italian-American thing. I didn't realise people actually talked like that.


See a bit of grave digging here but damn, how bored are you guys to dig up a controversy from the turn of the century before last?

 

[daclassicgamingmaster]

I mean, I hear people saying 'irregardless'. How fucking retarded must you be to use that in collegiate courses? Or any course...

I only ever hear that from Mafioso types on TV shows. I just assumed it was some east coast Italian-American thing. I didn't realise people actually talked like that.


See a bit of grave digging here but damn, how bored are you guys to dig up a controversy from the turn of the century before last?

We would dig up slavery if it were still an issue, right (sorta pun lol). This is a MASSIVE problem with our society! We need to address it!

 

[jakshep2]

Postmen are lazy gits, need to work faster and stop complaining.

PLUS ONE ON THAT, THE BASTARDS!