That was interesting -- I could get the idea and catch a few words and now and then.
British slang
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What he meant to say was mouth, shocked and cigarettes. Apparently the copy editor was misinformed.
I would have thought Becky would keep her OWN poke-hole clean.
....again, things that sound dirty butt really aren't....
Ah but he's related to the Earl of Essex
Welcome Matt48a. I moved to Ireland in 1990. From watching the soaps I learned a lot of English slang in a short time. The Irish have their own version.
I watch Coronation Street up here in Canada and have heard insults like "'ya bleedin' toe rag" and "why don't you pull a runner you slapper!". I once heard a comedian do a "British Accent" by saying, in three different lilts "I love Haggis on me lucky charms, guvnor!"
