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[DdBob]

Originally Posted by Ratae Coritanorum

I lived there FOR 6 years would be more apropos

big fancy words again

[Ratae Coritano…]

Originally Posted by DdBob

big fancy words again

even txtrs cld manage FOR

[SilentInferno]

Originally Posted by Scratch7

It's a hyperprolix mélange of the wrong, the merely outdated and the bleeding obvious.

Also, I presume the "we" it refers to are the wittering rote-engagée denizens of Hampstead rather than "The British."

It appears you've gone French. Stop it.

[baron85]

Originally Posted by Ratae Coritanorum

I lived there FOR 6 years would be more apropos

Congratulations. The inconsequential grammatical error you just pointed out was also a moral victory and a clear indicator of your superior intellect.

[Ratae Coritano…]

Originally Posted by baron85

Congratulations. The inconsequential grammatical error you just pointed out was also a moral victory and a clear indicator of your superior intellect.

No, not really, just a ploy to allow you to vent your insecurities.

Your welcome

[Scratch7]

Originally Posted by SilentInferno

It appears you've gone French. Stop it.

There's nothing more British than peppering one's discourse with ill-understood Gallicisms.

[Ratae Coritano…]

Originally Posted by Scratch7

There's nothing more British than peppering one's discourse with ill-understood Gallicisms.

As they say in France "...that's life"

[Expressway to …]

Originally Posted by Lonnie99

That's a whole lot of words saying nothing.

Tbf that's Will Self's modus operandi

[Ratae Coritano…]

Originally Posted by Expressway to yr Skull

Tbf that's Will Self's modus operandi

Almost an sms by Will Self standards

[baron85]

Originally Posted by Ratae Coritanorum

No, not really, just a ploy to allow you to vent your insecurities.

Your welcome

Was that intentional? Because if not, well, words just don't do it justice.

[karma279]

Well of course he's going to say it was intentional now that you've given the out....

Cellpwnd.

[bjcarl]

Wow. That was a lot of blowhard bloviating.

Politics, sport preferences and social differences aside, we practically share a culture(at least we have since the end of WWII).

We love to laugh at(and sometimes shake our heads at) each other, but when I walk into a pub in London, I feel as at home as when I walk into a bar here in the States...with the exception of Canada, that's not something I feel in any other country, really.