Congrats USA, you're British!
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- dMullins0
Congrats, this thread sucks.
- TheBlueOne0
Really, what's the Brit fascination with fecal and toilet matters?
- In Britain we talk about shit, in the US they just talk shit.MrT
- lowimpakt0
30% Irish?
well be gob and begorra
- vaxorcist0
These dodgy wankers are totally naff
- utopian0
#21 - Tiger nuts
- janne760
*crawls back into dutch oven
*sobs
- Corvo20
At least wear some kecks if you're going for a bimble, holmes.
- Greedo0
- Well, then you start the 'Congrats USA, you're German' thread. :)ETM
- ohMau
- What's a Scotch-Irish?Corvo2
- african not african-american idiots_niko
- Scotch-Irish = descended from Scots who settled in the Province of Ulster in Northern Ireland.seed
- ah. thx.Corvo2
- why is "american" just under "English?!?" ... and what, of sooo many of us who are part this, part that?
vaxorcist - I don't believe this chart. There are way more people of English, Scottish, and Irish descent here than of German.gramme
- ...outside of the Midwest, that is. Buncha freaking Krauts around here.gramme
- http://en.wikipedia.…Greedo
- TheBlueOne0
"fag banger" just took on a whole new meaning.
- utopian0
I just had some quim mate... and now I have skint.
- utopian0
sureshot = banger
- spraycan0
ned=non educated delinquent
- spraycan0
asahi=japanese beer
- Horp0
cack = shit not nonsense
choong = never ever heard of that.
googly = not googled
gutties = never heard of it.
manky = filthy, rotten.
mong = traditionally a Downs Syndrome victim, lately just a retard.
Clagnuts = small remnants of toilet paper that cling to body hair after bowel movement
- Point50
"tiger nuts" will now be used on the regular.
- drgss0
*learns all words by heart
- ETM0
Tiger nuts
(vulgar slang) small remnants of toilet paper that cling to body hair after bowel movement clean-up (originates from small chocolate covered caramel candy of the same name).
- ETM0
Tiger nuts
(vulgar slang) small remnants of toilet paper that cling to body hair after bowel movement clean-up (originates from small chocolate covered caramel candy of the same name).