How is your friend Ole Gunnar Solskjaer?
I thought Solskjær was in England.
As for the language tree, it's blatantly wrong.
What what ho! im a jolly brit! canst thou not tell my my frightful englishness? i say i say.
erk.. one must desist the incessant rambling on this website.. traaa
annifa, as long as you ramble with content, you will be loved. However, if you feel the need to ramble without content, feel free to visit one of that smoking bunny's (dlowan) diversion threads.
Psst....I don't wanna admit it, but they are fun.
annifa wrote:What what ho! im a jolly brit! canst thou not tell my my frightful englishness? i say i say.
erk.. one must desist the incessant rambling on this website.. traaa
Lo and behold! Indeed, thou art British! Jolly good! Innit.
Hey Margo, is your cat sitting on our rugby ball?
[size=7]eaten it i think[/size]
Thanks viv, I thought you said it stuffed it up its ass, but magnification was clarification.
Are they going to give it back?
Viv may be right - Possum-cat's a good size! But absolutely never vulgar!
OK - so you got that once (for the first time!). Hanging on to it is the tricky bit!
But, in the last 12 months, we've walloped you in cricket, rugby league, tennis, (and picked up Davis Cup in final last weekend!) darts, and even soccer - which is the 4th football code here. Considering the population of Oz only hit 20 million this week, we're not doing too badly!
Oh no.. didst thou not know that to criticize or to debase the name of Margo's cat resulteth in Capital punishment?
Really; insulting such an institution is treasonable.
For England's sake, don't carry on gloating..
In American english, anyway, double t's are pronounced as a flap (like a spanish r) rather than as a t. Is that different in British English?
Yes it is. British standard English pronounces them as t, but in the fashionable "estuary accent" (a sort of debased cockney) they are pronounced as glottal stops.
The point is Margo that we so rarely have a genuine 24 carat gold gloating opportunity, that we go into overgloat...a bit. And possum is a very nice cat, and not rugby ball shaped or anything, so please apologise to her from me.
And please note changed signature line...there almost back to being normal English...
Hey Steve, the euphoria has worn off has it? Like your signature line! :^)
(Not really, just felt I'd been a bit harsh on Margo, especially Margo's cat, sort of trying to make amends)
Gunna tell!!!!!!!!!!! 
