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yeah but you just really sound like a true manc ( arrrggghh) lolo gotta be one!
skiaddict, weird coz I live opposite a sewage facility!
LOL
ps: open message to yanks without a sense of humour and stalkers, I’M JOKING
Also what’s American for fridge?
“Also what’s American for fridge?”
William Perry.
crazybrit: you live at C R 🙂 JK
“Also what’s American for fridge?”
William Perry
Lol Goq! Dont give your age away!
Here’s another one. Question: What’s American for freezer? Answer: BMG…
LOL Shticky!
British By Birth…
Geordie By The Grace Of G-D…
Oat-Meal – PORRIDGE OATS
JELLY – JAM
Those Americans Are Blistering Lunatics!!! *PFT*
hi,
offcial statistics are as follows.
as you will see England’s 6.5% of traffic.
Visitors by Country for Theyeshivaworld.com
Country
Percent of Visitors
United States
80.2%
Israel
7.2%
United Kingdom
6.5%
Canada
3.1%
South Africa
1.1%
thanks to Alexa.com
dunno how many brits are posting from Israel though.
there is no knowing!
noitallmr:
OK- I’ve decided what I’m doing this year. I’m dressing up as Mr Bean- complete with light brown suit with a patch on the elbow, too short trousers, red tie and a horrendous mask!
HOpe you don’t see me coz then I’ll have given away my secret identity. (But nothing to fear as I’m the only U.K guy here!)
noitallmr I dont think so…………
Bumpity Bump.
British posters? What is a lodger?
I’m also British, but unlike the others here, I can’t say I’m proud to be a Brit.
See Meshech Chochmoh Parshas Bechukoisai.
A lodger is a person who rents a room in your home,and can possibly have meals as well.
Hope this helps.
Gut Shabbos and Gut Chodesh!
In America, a lodger would be a roomer.
What a mess they’ve made of this language. Unbelievable. First they rebel, like petulant children, and now they’re getting their own back by inducing the nation’s youth to say ‘Wassup’ and ‘like’ the whole time. And that’s just petty!
The word “lodger” would be used in America too if necessary.
British youth use the word “like” as well.
you know what i like about british posters?
you can’t hear their accent
Sorry ’bout dat please repeat yoself ay didnt quite kep dat .
I am British and a proud of it. My husband is a Yankee. We lived in N.Y for 5 years many moons ago. At times I found it quite frustrating when I needed something and was not understood…
There were a few hairy moments after our chasene when my husband told me he had to change his pants and his vest.
what? I can’t hear you :p
Im a proud brit too!!!!
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