When you're in love with a Brit

What do you do?

  • smile and nod, then make the crazy sign when they aren't looking.

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parodyluvr75

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And your having a nice talk, then they something and you don't know what the hell they are talking about.

What do you do?
 
Why would anyone waste good life on a Limey?

I agree. We're all tossers who think we're better than you lot. But of course that's a myth: We're just far more beautiful. And intelligent. And creative. And we have a history. And a queen. And Duran Duran. Just shame about the dodgy nashers...
 
Change the subject, ask about his philosophy of life and whether it's changed over the last decade. They can go on for hours about that.

He does but in an interesting way, we've talked philosophy many times. I do change the subject sometimes, he does that to me when I use colloquialisms he's not familiar with and sometimes he asks what they mean.
 
I love British men. Simply love them to bits. I've been this way for so long that I have become very familiar with phrase and slang. We use the same language but certainly not the same way. I've personally never been in that situation before, but I'd just ask if I didn't follow. :)
 
There are Brits and Brits man. Most on this hell place are yuppie fuckin creeps man. But that Duranmans just a cunt.
 
I love British men. Simply love them to bits. I've been this way for so long that I have become very familiar with phrase and slang. We use the same language but certainly not the same way. I've personally never been in that situation before, but I'd just ask if I didn't follow. :)

I'm partial to smart and kind men. He's a class act. I'd love him, no matter where he was from, though I do wish he was closer.

I made this thread to be a goof, but you're right.:rose:
 
Well, I'd say "stop speaking German".

I met an English person in Spain who lived there for ten years and couldn't speak a spanish word, and was proud he once lived in Germany for ten or so years and knows a few German words, problem was he doesn't spoke them German but English, and mixed his conversation with those words. I took help from a translator from Ireland who was capable of understanding Glasgowish (the only Glasgowish word I know is "fooking") to point those words out.
 
Sounds like he was full of himself or full of something else, Tom. The world has no shortage of such folks.
 
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