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Dervish
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That whale should be Britain's official animal.
I was responding to your response to Mike's comparison to South Texas weather, which changes multiple times, assuming you were addressing that when you asked 'how is that like bipolar'. I'm rarely serious but dryness doesn't go over well when you're just reading text from someone you're unfamiliar with.I don't understand what you're trying to get at. I'm just saying because Florida has really hot days and really cold days (in my opinion) it's bipolar. I apologize if my joke doesn't seem to go well with you since you seem to be more serious about that particular disorder.
Original: 'eaven and 'ell ya clock, if ya 're garn ter move ter the chuffin' United Kingdom, you'll 'ave ter get used ter aw these ovver accents. Also daan't try ter eat the Nellie Dean. That's frowned upon. Ghastly, or sum Barry White loike that.
Translation: Heaven and Hell o'clock, if you're going to move to the United Kingdom, you'll have to get used to all these accents. Also, don't try to eat at the Nellie Dean (location: pub). That's frowned upon. Ghastly, or some Barry White like that*.
Proper & Prim: Why my word good sir! If thou planest to supercede thy current place of residence to move to our fair land, thou wilst have to get accustomed to a vast array of colourfully barbaric commoners butchering the language of the Commonwealth! Oh, and I might add, dare not to dine at such swill as the Nellie Dean.
Prim & Proper**: Cultural reference? Couldn't find anything related to Barry White in a brief Google Search aside from an American song writer. Could just be made up crap by a tryhard, you never know.
Prim & Proper*
It's almost like it was a joke.Also modern Prim & Proper don't use Thou and Thy :p
It's almost like it was a joke.
Nothing flies over my head."Woosh" The joke said as it flew overhead.
A true Englishman would wave a flag bearing the Cross of St. George.What-ho, you Cross-Atlantic ruffians. It is I, that dapper British gentleman-bear-possibly-pig-if-you-ask-my-ex.
I for one, think that accepting the correct spelling for words is just bully! That being the British way, and bully being a reference to outdated British slang for something that is excitably good.
Just remember: The language is called English, after all. Colour me old fashioned, but I can't help but feel that as a traveller of modern literature, you would be left positively grey in the face if you didn't accept our way of writing as nothing more than simply the right way.
*Sips tea and waves a Union Jack or something.*
Tally-ho!
He did say British.A true Englishman would wave a flag bearing the Cross of St. George.
You, sir, are an imposter.
Now now, Mr Goat.He meant to say English.
Oh, I'm naturally disgruntled. Right or wrong doesn't even come into it!Now now, Mr Goat.
There is no need to be disgruntled about being wrong.