IT'S ABOUT THE LANGUAGE--Best Lines or Passages from Mr. King

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Neesy

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From the above post from I.a.Link, I know for a fact that most English teacher are just trying to do their job, even though I'm not an English teacher and I hate English teachers seeing I'm an History teacher and the Social Science Department hate the English Department especially the bird with the dress( she's about 25) and thinks the sun shines out of her arse.
That is a funny expression
 
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That is a funny expression
That might be an Australian one. I'm not sure, I haven't heard it used lately, it was used more in the 70's when there was less Political Correctness. You can't say 'bird'; you can't say 'chick'; I even got pulled up by this young female teacher who had a go at me for saying 'lady'.
 
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Neesy

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That might be an Australian one. I'm not sure, I haven't heard it used lately, it was used more in the 70's when there was less Political Correctness. You can't say 'bird'; you can't say 'chick'; I even got pulled up by this young female teacher who had a go at me for saying 'lady'.
No no - not the fact that you called her a 'bird' - that fact that she thought "the sun shined out of her arse"!
:love::rofl: (sometimes 25 year old girls (especially the very pretty ones) do act like that!) - I know - I used to be one :laugh::rolleyes::down: many many years ago. Now I am older, uglier and much wiser.
 

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That might be an Australian one. I'm not sure, I haven't heard it used lately, it was used more in the 70's when there was less Political Correctness. You can't say 'bird'; you can't say 'chick'; I even got pulled up by this young female teacher who had a go at me for saying 'lady'.
That one ("Sun shines out of...") is used here also.
 
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No no - not the fact that you called her a 'bird' - that fact that she thought "the sun shined out of her arse"!
:love::rofl: (sometimes 25 year old girls (especially the very pretty ones) do act like that!) - I know - I used to be one :laugh::rolleyes::down: many many years ago. Now I am older, uglier and much wiser.
Excuse me Ms. Flake. First of all, I did not call her a 'bird'. Do you think-as a professional-I'd be going around calling women 'hey, you, bird' or 'hey, chick', as Waxwell said 'you little pussycat'. I was in the Common Room having a cup of coffee and she just turned up and we got into a conversation and I asked her what she liked to read and I dropped the 'Lady' thing and she said that was sexist.
 
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Hey Flake, why don't you try saying "deck". Try it ;;D

I don't live in the U.S.
(And... we say "six" just fine, it's you Aussies that make it sound a little... uh, yeah.)

Ever since you first mentioned that I have been second guessing my accent. But I am pretty sure I say it like "sicks" .

From Yahoo answers: "Aussie pronounce six as six while Kiwi pronounce six as sex"

Ha !

BTW, why is there a line through my writing ? WTH did I press ?
 

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Hey Flake, why don't you try saying "deck". Try it ;;D



Ever since you first mentioned that I have been second guessing my accent. But I am pretty sure I say it like "sicks" .

From Yahoo answers: "Aussie pronounce six as six while Kiwi pronounce six as sex"

Ha !

BTW, why is there a line through my writing ? WTH did I press ?
I am NOT going to say the "d" word... :laugh: and Yahoo has it completely backwards!
YOU guys say the # six... by pronouncing the "e". (that isn't there)
Kiwi's say it like "sicks".
 

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Hey Flake, why don't you try saying "deck". Try it ;;D



Ever since you first mentioned that I have been second guessing my accent. But I am pretty sure I say it like "sicks" .

From Yahoo answers: "Aussie pronounce six as six while Kiwi pronounce six as sex"

Ha !

BTW, why is there a line through my writing ? WTH did I press ?
Oh, I forgot, and perhaps you clicked the strike-through button by mistake? (It's below the code button in the Insert list)
 

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I am NOT going to say the "d" word... :laugh: and Yahoo has it completely backwards!
YOU guys say the # six... by pronouncing the "e". (that isn't there)
Kiwi's say it like "sicks".

How am I meant to know what an Aussie accent sounds like ??

Oh, wait I didn't tell you did I ? I am actually a middle aged woman from France. I have been lying this whole time !!

I kid. ;;D

And I can pronounce "six" fine. I think....grr....you are making me second guess myself :D