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What, all of America?KenHigg said:Good morning girls -
I think the 'speak funny' part can be attributed partly to the French (?) can't it?
What, all of America?KenHigg said:Good morning girls -
I think the 'speak funny' part can be attributed partly to the French (?) can't it?
Rich said:What, all of America?
Isn't that something they eat?KenHigg said:Hum... I was thinking more of the Cajun dialect
There's no need to repeat what I saidKenHigg said:I think the 'speak funny' part can be attributed partly to the French (?) can't it?
ColinEssex said:I didn't know the frogs had it, thats why they speak funny then
ColinEssex said:There's no need to repeat what I said
Col
Brianwarnock said:although I can have a decent stab at American.
Brian
dan-cat said:Not to be confused with the common British pasttime:
having a stab at an American
KenHigg said:It's probably in there somewhere:
jsanders said:Eat the tail, suck the head.
nikkypickles said:I'm not touching that one!
Such as?jsanders said:Louisianna Wisdom.
, the most important things are free."
Hell, as long as they don't have a stab at being an Americandan-cat said:Not to be confused with the common British pasttime:
having a stab at an American
Eating crawdads or crawfish if you prefer.Rich said:Such as?
So how are they free?jsanders said:Eating crawdads or crawfish if you prefer.
Rich said:So how are they free?
The UK is united? Wow, Blair's approval rating must have gone up while I was in Colorado. When did you start liking him so much, uniting behind your one voice and such? I have a sneaking suspicion that the UK is not any better off than the US as far as being united. I think the US has as more unity than you would expect considering the differing opinions on the Iraq situation and the fact that people are pretty much free to voice how they think and do so in a manner of their choosing. I am still tired from skiing.Rich said:United means acting in unison, one voice etc. etc
Rich said:Please don't confuse the Americans, Eire is an independant country within the British Isles
Of course I know.Adeptus said:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ireland
Ireland (53°30′N 7°38′W; Irish: Éire; Scots:Airlann) is the third largest island in Europe. It lies in between the Atlantic Ocean and the Irish Sea. Politically it is divided into a sovereign state, the Republic of Ireland, that covers about five-sixths of the island (south, east, west and north-west), and Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, covering the northeastern sixth of the island.
I'm sure you know this, you live on the neighbouring island