Sumfin wrong 'innit?

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vetran replied

15 October 2019, 21:49
Originally posted by Zigenare View Post

Oh FFS, I thought you'd died!

Nah WTFH is a crap shot!
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JohntheBike replied

15 October 2019, 13:23
Originally posted by Zigenare View Post

Oh FFS, I thought you'd died!

nah, just otherwise engaged for a short while. Rumours of my demise are greatly exaggerated.
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Zigenare replied

15 October 2019, 12:16
Originally posted by JohntheBike View Post

agreed.

and different parts of the country have different words for the same meaning, whilst having different meanings for the same words. And then there is Wenglish!

Oh FFS, I thought you'd died!
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JohntheBike replied

15 October 2019, 10:54
Originally posted by ladymuck View Post

It's just a reflection of how language changes over time. If we never let it evolve we'd still be speaking Chaucerian English

agreed.

and different parts of the country have different words for the same meaning, whilst having different meanings for the same words. And then there is Wenglish!
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DimPrawn replied

14 October 2019, 13:26
Originally posted by ladymuck View Post

It's just a reflection of how language changes over time. If we never let it evolve we'd still be speaking Chaucerian English

Whatevs!
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ladymuck replied

14 October 2019, 13:19
It's just a reflection of how language changes over time. If we never let it evolve we'd still be speaking Chaucerian English
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DimPrawn started a topic Sumfin wrong 'innit?

14 October 2019, 13:04
Sumfin wrong 'innit?

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