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So you are saying that you are a troll only on CUK, but in your "normal" life you are a proper gentleman? For some reason I find it quite hard to believe (and I mean it as a compliment )
Abso fecking lutely
HTH
How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't think
Ideally I would love to stick my face between them & go blurrrrb (can't think of the correct onomatepea ), but believing a 'Gentleman' should always avert his gaze...
I'm also quite tall and was as once stuck on an even more crowded than normal Jubilee line train. Ended up with my back against the doors and thus completely arched over the rather lovely blonde from the last series of strictly come dancing who was pressed up against me. Took all of my powers of concentration not to make my feelings obvious.
The Birmingham accent is far from its traditional image of "ugly" and "inferior" and is, in fact, regarded as "lilting and melodious" by overseas visitors, academics have discovered.
Researchers at the University of Birmingham found that the second city's much-maligned accent is highly favoured by foreign visitors unaware of the negative connotations the accent holds in Britain.
I can't take all this Burmmie accent around me ... it hurts my ears... the project people all speak normal, but the girls from Payroll are chatting all the time in this weired Brummie accent ... oooh my ears..
trying sleeping with one of them and hear one orgasam in brummie.
I can't take all this Burmmie accent around me ... it hurts my ears... the project people all speak normal, but the girls from Payroll are chatting all the time in this weired Brummie accent ... oooh my ears..
As someone pointed out to me years ago, Shakespeare was from that part of the country. That still gives me a queasy feeling when I hear someone quoting the bard.
As someone pointed out to me years ago, Shakespeare was from that part of the country. That still gives me a queasy feeling when I hear someone quoting the bard.
"Ter be or not ter be, that is the question. Whether tis nobler ter suffer the slings an' arrows of outrageous fortune or by opposen ter end them."
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