The English language changes from town to town, not just country to country. Why don't we just go with the flow and see where the language goes.
If I was to say to you 'Me and wor lass went oot to toon the other day, and went on the lash. We were rat arsed when we went yem. When at wor cheble, wor lass snapped up a couple of chetties, which I said ‘wye these are propa lush pet' she replied ‘wye aye they are bonny lad’.
Would you know what I was on about, 10 points for the first correct translation?
2007-08-07
02:29:07
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