To fellow Britsters

[Miss_Mohabbat]

Re: To fellow Britsters

What a cheeky little rat! You should have slapped him silly when he in DK.

[Roman]

Re: To fellow Britsters

Ducko, that encrypted whine of yours did not make any sense whatsoever.

Ms daisy vaisy, it’s the atrocities of unkind people like yourself that force kind people like myself to embrace exile from the lands of the needy. I’ve yet to see a word of compassion coming from you on any topic, any subject. You should be barred from posting and forced to read-only.

[lazy_daisy]

Re: To fellow Britsters

Young Sir...my advice to to help build character...

these problems arise from the "poor me" attitude these youngsters have...

twasnt like that when I was growing up

[system]

Re: To fellow Britsters

MM, i should have…i regret it

Roman, it wasn’t me …it was daize pretending to be my nephew.

[lazy_daisy]

Re: To fellow Britsters

Me...your nephew...lady you are far too young to have nephews!

what is this nephew business...you need to explain

did he open a thread asking about eastenders?

[lazy_daisy]

Re: To fellow Britsters

@uzzybuzzy

Dot and Jim got married around 2000/2001.

At the moment Sam is in prison for killing Den when actually Chrissie (Den’s wife) did it with Pauline’s dog shaped door stop. Sam dug up Den’s body from the cellar in the Vic on Sharon and Dennis’ wedding day. Peggy’s back to sort out Sam. When she finds out Chrissie is framing Sam she will push her into Den’s grave at his funeral. Alfie, Lil Mo and Kat are going round in a tedious love triangle and Kat and Mo will find out that Alfie was two timing them next week.
Grant and Phil shall be returning in October. Frank Butcher is also retuning for a while. Alfie, Kat, Dennis, Sharon, Tina and Johnny Allen are all leaving sometime this year.

.

Friend, I do not know you but sweetheart if you can remember the that dearest Dt got married I think the kindest thing to do would be to send you to the knackers yard

Friends, Roman and countrymen, this is the reason you should marry off your daughters when they are young and to keep them shackeled to the kitchen sink

[Roman]

Re: To fellow Britsters

Ms daisy vaisy, I wholeheartedly agree with the 'Youg sir' part :p

[lazy_daisy]

Re: To fellow Britsters

Roman, you agree with everything I say

by the way...how old are you?

[Roman]

Re: To fellow Britsters

daiz, I'd be racking up with you pretty soon. :p

[lazy_daisy]

Re: To fellow Britsters

Oh my goodness..I didnt think youd be in your 50's

I hope you look good for your age..like me

[Roman]

Re: To fellow Britsters

daiz, I said 'soon' not 'soon enough'. I think I look even better. Wanna compare? :p

[lazy_daisy]

Re: To fellow Britsters

i'd frighten you...you'd collapse and die of a cororany

and then all your friends here will curse me and unceremoniuosly throw me out of this forum...

[Roman]

Re: To fellow Britsters

Ms daisy vaisy, you're right. I get frightened enough already by the sight of your replies. :p

[Red4life]

Re: To fellow Britsters

…oh, and Ste’ Gerrard decided to stay on Merseyside rather than moving to CSKA Chelski or Fake Madrid! :bhangra:

[Roman]

Re: To fellow Britsters

@Red4life

…oh, and Ste’ Gerrard decided to stay on Merseyside rather than moving to CSKA Chelski or Fake Madrid! :bhangra:

^ Consider the above, for example. Does anyone have any idea what the heck is being said here? I sometimes feel that Brits have this strange language that they speak. It resembles mumble jumble of the sort with lots of nouns and names of nonexisting things or people. The idea of adopting such sound system is purely to confuse rest of the world. They could speak something meaningful and have rest of the world understand it or they could go to the flip side. They flipped.

[Red4life]

Re: To fellow Britsters

if you think this is Mumble jumble, then you should pay a visit to deepest Londons cockney heart, or maybe Glasgow/lanarkshire! or Liverpool! kiddo, you’d be lost!

this is just street language which is called slang! its common over this, the cultured side of the pond! in america for example, people use words like “ay dawg!” put that into ‘ye olde english’ and it translates literally as “hey dog”, but it means “hey friend!”
most people in UK dont go around using all that victorian/gregorian/edwardian words, grammar and pronounciation in day to day life! the type of language people expect us brits to be conversing in! britain is no longer bowler hats, shepherds pie and cobbled streets! were a multicultural nation that has had its language influenced by many different nationalities and cultures! the words Innit, safe, sorted, ay, etc etc may be unusual to ‘yall’ but its very much homely to us!
no offence, but aslong as the brits/ex pats understand it, esp the one that started the thread. i couldnt really careless about the non-brits!

[lazy_daisy]

Re: To fellow Britsters

^^^ they are lying.

We all speak the queens english here in London...

and we are the model of decorum.

[Miss_Mohabbat]

Re: To fellow Britsters

^ aye…says Kat Slater reborn

[system]

Re: To fellow Britsters

I miss the mumbo jumbo

[Roman]

Re: To fellow Britsters

@lazy_daisy

^^^ they are lying.

We all speak the queens english here in London…

and we are the model of decorum.

hear hear! Ms daisy vaisy speaketh poetry. Like Lady of Shallot, like villainess of Lear