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[thefishfryer]

Anyone for Haggis?

or Blood Sausage?

 

[oggbashan]

Anyone for Haggis?

or Blood Sausage?

Haggis? Only on Burns' Night.

Blood sausage/Black Pudding? As a part of a full English Breakfast? Any time my blood sugar levels are low and particularly after Chemo treatment to celebrate that I have NO issues with chemo except hair loss from on top of my head, but not from my beard or body hair - odd.

 

[thefishfryer]

Haggis? Only on Burns' Night.

Blood sausage/Black Pudding? As a part of a full English Breakfast? Any time my blood sugar levels are low and particularly after Chemo treatment to celebrate that I have NO issues with chemo except hair loss from on top of my head, but not from my beard or body hair - odd.

I quite like Haggis, but you can keep the Neeps. I'm not fond of Swedes ............ the vegetable that is ............ the blonde ladies from Sweden are just fine.

I'll have the black pudding as part of a full English, but I sometimes find it can be a little too peppery for first thing in the morning.

 

[Titsandclits]

Without researching twot I wouldn't say that was a posh way of saying twat and I quite like to play a posh bird every so often

Welcome to the thread, we could do with a posh bird to raise the standards every now and again. Do we have to address you as M’lady?

 

[Titsandclits]

i don't know one posh (English) person who ever enunciated it that way

I agree

 

[Titsandclits]

Anyone for Haggis?

or Blood Sausage?

Never had haggis and black pudding in small doses please

 

[Anastasia1999]

Good morning! Welcome @MissPennyLane

We need more women in here for sure

 

[Btq97]

Never had haggis and black pudding in small doses please

Haggis meh it's ok. But sat morning bury market blackpudding omfg. Full one boiled with English mustard mmm.

 

[Btq97]

I worked out in New Zealand for a while. 'Twot' was popular there - although it was still spelled twat.

The nz accent is wonderful.

 

[Btq97]

Without researching twot I wouldn't say that was a posh way of saying twat and I quite like to play a posh bird every so often

I do love it when posh birds do proper swearing.

 

[Btq97]

Not sure how you've got tripe, oysters and favourite in the same sentence. My answer is none thank you.

Whilst I agree that neither are fit for human consumption I understand that some people like them have may have a favourite. These people need our help and understanding.

 

[KinoKe]

Whilst I agree that neither are fit for human consumption I understand that some people like them have may have a favourite. These people need our help and understanding.

As Jonathan Swift said: 'It was a bold man that first ate an oyster'

 

[MissPennyLane]

I do love it when posh birds do proper swearing.

Ya, it tends to be more of a "fukk Orff" when I say it

 

[Titsandclits]

Ya, it tends to be more of a "fukk Orff" when I say it

That's well posh, nah wot I mean

 

[Btq97]

That's well posh, nah wot I mean

By jove I think she has got it.

 

[Titsandclits]

@Btq97 I drove past your place today, well kind of. Went to Glasgow yesterday and back today. Did you see me wave as I drove past.

 

[Titsandclits]

By jove I think she has got it.

Lol, My Fair Lady with Rex Harrison. Can't remember who played Eliza Doolittle without looking it up

 

[Btq97]

@Btq97 I drove past your place today, well kind of. Went to Glasgow yesterday and back today. Did you see me wave as I drove past.

Sadly I would have been too busy finding things not to do.

 

[Anastasia1999]

Posh girls know their manners. Fuck off, please?

 

[Btq97]

Lol, My Fair Lady with Rex Harrison. Can't remember who played Eliza Doolittle without looking it up

Audrey Hepburn I think

 

[Btq97]

Posh girls know their manners. Fuck off, please?

Ah I see the mistake please fuck off! Followed by jeeves release the hounds

 

[deft]

I do love it when posh birds do proper swearing.

Posh birds swearing is one of my go-tos.

Actually, any woman swearing is kinda my thing

 

[KinoKe]

Posh birds swearing is one of my go-tos.

Actually, any woman swearing is kinda my thing

I do know more than my share of posh birds. And, yes, they do tend to do 'language' vey well

 

[rushman1uk]

Posh girls know their manners. Fuck off, please?

Don't they say 'fack off' not fuck off? love hearing posh people swearing pmsl

 

[butters]

Don't they say 'fack off' not fuck off? love hearing posh people swearing pmsl

erm... no?

there's more inflection on 'fuck' to equalise things... so, fuck and off being evenly stressed, with 'off' often sounding like awf or orff

i used to speak it before living in Dagenham