Tally ho! Toot Toot pip pip turrah wot wot and all that, jolly good show, I say old boy.
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Tally ho! Toot Toot pip pip turrah wot wot and all that, jolly good show, I say old boy.
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Originally Posted by henk4
Hey you seem to have forgotten that the forst person to reply to this thread is actually english
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Cedric - I sound like a chipmunk on there. Some friends of mine were like, "were you going through puberty?" I was like, no I was already 20, I just sound like a girl.
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Are you sure Mr.Toad didn't come to your house?
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I certainly noticed your reply, but my message was directed to EggNog, who also wanted to play ball. I was just acknowledging Coventry's new responsibilities as a mod.Hey you seem to have forgotten that the forst person to reply to this thread is actually english
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"I find the whole business of religion profoundly interesting, but it does mystify me that otherwise intelligent people take it seriously." Douglas Adams
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ah ok
Cedric - I sound like a chipmunk on there. Some friends of mine were like, "were you going through puberty?" I was like, no I was already 20, I just sound like a girl.
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Hey, it's typed English, not spoken. We Canadians do it the proper way, such as colour, centre, fibre, civilisation, etc.I certainly noticed your reply, but my message was directed to EggNog, who also wanted to play ball. I was just acknowledging Coventry's new responsibilities as a mod.We also, according to an Englishman I met in Vancouver, tend to avoid colloquialisms during conversation more so than our British friends.
I agree on avoiding the American speech/spelling.
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but he was looking a type of conversation, (see his reference to the Skype system), and there is where pronounciation comes in. I fully agree about the colloquialisms, a conversation between english people is increasingly becoming a hard act to follow.Hey, it's typed English, not spoken. We Canadians do it the proper way, such as colour, centre, fibre, civilisation, etc.
I agree on avoiding the American speech/spelling.
"I find the whole business of religion profoundly interesting, but it does mystify me that otherwise intelligent people take it seriously." Douglas Adams
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You couldn't be more right there...
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You couldn't be more right there...
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Cedric - I sound like a chipmunk on there. Some friends of mine were like, "were you going through puberty?" I was like, no I was already 20, I just sound like a girl.
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They increasingly speak in riddlesMeaning ?
"I find the whole business of religion profoundly interesting, but it does mystify me that otherwise intelligent people take it seriously." Douglas Adams
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