daz said:Am I the only one to admit that I don't have a fucking clue what any of you are talking about?
I think I will stick to having nice shaves and using too many apostrophes, or in the case of this post, just the right amount.
soapalchemist said:'can you recommend a razor to me' - surely.
joe mcclaine said:Do the self-appointed grammar Sasi also have problems with the spoken word?
Accents?
Dialects?
Colloquialisms?
Slang?
joe mcclaine said:Do the self-appointed grammar Sasi also have problems with the spoken word?
UKRob said:joe mcclaine said:Do the self-appointed grammar Sasi also have problems with the spoken word?
Vinny, are yow including me in yer 'Sasi' jibe? If yer are, I'll cum round an' kick yer arse.
By the way, did you mean Stasi, old boy?
joe mcclaine said:Do the self-appointed grammar Sasi also have problems with the spoken word?
Accents?
Dialects?
Colloquialisms?
Slang?
Bechet45 said:The standard of Engllish a chap speaks and writes marks him for what he is and enables him to find friends of a similar class, status, educational standard and thus, probably, intellect.
joe mcclaine said:I would agree with that.
I know I go out of my way to exaggerate my accent and use of local slang when talking to people who I think are pillocks as I don't really feel the need to associate with pretentious bell-ends.