Just a warnin' to y'all, my hubby is gettin' home soon so I'll probably be disappearin' offline soon.

Nobody? Gosh... when people here talk like that I just kinda... well... stare...

@Livi: Haha I can imagine, I said "ta" in Florida and no-one understood me xD

@Roxxxy: I've never tried them, I usually use Rimmel. I've never had shellac either, but my mum swears by it haha

@Poet: Nope. Everyone I speak to is from this area and even my friend from Latvia still knows what I'm saying

Weird... maybe I'm the only one who can't figure out slanganese... @[email protected]

sorry was gone for a few had to make dinner

@Livi: Aw, speak to you later if you do head off

@Poet: Maybe

Like the other day, I was getting a refill at the pharmacy for my anti-nausea pills just in case, ya know and she handed them over and I was like "Ta muchly" to her. But in a completely Americanized accent (which I can do - given that I was rased over here). I got this look like "Wait... what??" Haha!

Alex just called, he's about 10 minutes drive away.

Poet: Omg - sorry I missed your post... I can't stand slang and I fight to understand it. Most of the time. I don't understand American Slang.

Originally Posted by Vinyl

@Livi: Haha I can imagine, I said "ta" in Florida and no-one understood me xD

@Roxxxy: I've never tried them, I usually use Rimmel. I've never had shellac either, but my mum swears by it haha

@Poet: Nope. Everyone I speak to is from this area and even my friend from Latvia still knows what I'm saying

It seems to be all the rage here. But it is so expensive! Although, so is Chanel.
But I love it too much to switch!

@Rox: Aw, it's pretty fairly priced over here, plus it dries in a minute so I'm happy haha

@Livi: Aw, the woman I said it to thought I was Australian

That would have been amusing, bucket.

Vinyl: Haha! I think for me it was the British Slang, with an Americanized accent that threw her over here. I kinda realised what I had said after I said it and corrected myself "Oh, thank you very much." *lol* She just laughed, but more that nervous laugh, and said "No problem." xD

@Livi: I think the woman I spoke to was just a bit simple lol. Tricking those pharmacists with your British slang and American accent is mean though! xD

@Tntk: I was staring at her for ages, I'm like the least Australian sounding person ever haha

Vinyl: I totally didn't mean to! xD Haha! I blame my family in the UK! I had been talking to them on Skype just before I left the house to head down to the pharmacy. xD

Us pesky Brits lead everyone astray haha

Originally Posted by Vinyl

Us pesky Brits lead everyone astray haha

say what???

Vinyl: Oh, yes yes! Not that you find me complanin' much! *giggles*

---------- Post added 10-24-2012 at 05:06 PM ----------

Originally Posted by DragonQueen08

say what???

We're talkin' about slang and how Brits love to lead people astray - I've got fam in the UK and after talkin' to them, my slang comes out way more than I'd like to admit.

We just lure people into our ways! xD

Vinyl: Won't find me disagreeing with ya there!

Originally Posted by Vinyl

We just lure people into our ways! xD

oh lol

@Livi: Very successful too I see! ;)

Vinyl: Haha, yes yes! Oh, dear! I'm now having a laughing fit, and Alex just walked in and he's looking at me like I'm completely mental! Eh, I suppose I am. But I should go - I'll try to get on later! Have a fab rest of your day and sleep well when ya get there!

Of any speech, poet adopts Old English to fastest... it's REALLY annoying if poet reads a book from that time frame and then poet tries to go outside @[email protected] poet has to constantly fix their sentence structure before they speak

@Livi: All the best people are mad! I'll probably be in the land of nod very soon so I'll hopefully catch you tomorrow! Hope the rest of your day goes well too!

Originally Posted by Vinyl

@Livi: All the best people are mad! I'll probably be in the land of nod very soon so I'll hopefully catch you tomorrow! Hope the rest of your day goes well too!

i hope so

Originally Posted by The Wandering Poet

Of any speech, poet adopts Old English to fastest... it's REALLY annoying if poet reads a book from that time frame and then poet tries to go outside @[email protected] poet has to constantly fix their sentence structure before they speak

Ha! I do it too :P

Wanna fuck up your world? Read Walden. I love it so much, but it makes my life and goals seem like shit. And you will talk that way for days