Greetings from the UK

[Buddha 539]

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Since I am spending most of my time indoors, grounded from travelling, flying or meeting clients. I have gotten myself a hobby. Knitting.

My cat loves it. Not

 

Have a good one folks

[Borende X 25049]

Køligt.

[Guest Onkel Reje]

Buddha skrev, for 56 minutter siden:

Since I am spending most of my time indoors, grounded from travelling, flying or meeting clients. I have gotten myself a hobby. Knitting.

My cat loves it. Not

 

Have a good one folks

I see it, in the eyes, you just wait!

[Guest Lillemand]

Opps.... The English take a stern view on cruelty to animals.   A McDonalds cap may turn their patience over the edge - you’ve better use a UK brand...

Remember, the UK and the US are two countries divided by a common language.

 

[Buddha 539]

Lillemand skrev, for 35 minutter siden:

Opps.... The English take a stern view on cruelty to animals.   A McDonalds cap may turn their patience over the edge - you’ve better use a UK brand...

Remember, the UK and the US are two countries divided by a common language.

 

Good for me that I am an American in London then

Only divided between a Trump and a Johnson

Redigeret 8. April, 2020 af Buddha

[Gh0st 919]

Lillemand skrev, for 8 timer siden:

Opps.... The English take a stern view on cruelty to animals.   A McDonalds cap may turn their patience over the edge - you’ve better use a UK brand...

Remember, the UK and the US are two countries divided by a common language.

 

Well it is hardly a common language anymore.

Personally I prefer UK english, I have never understood prhases like : I ain't go no <your choice>

Proper english is on the other hand a very pleasant language

[Buddha 539]

Gh0st skrev, for 5 minutter siden:

Well it is hardly a common language anymore.

Personally I prefer UK english, I have never understood prhases like : I ain't go no <your choice>

Proper english is on the other hand a very pleasant language

I ain’t gonna argue you ’bout that.

Lemme ax you a question.

You gotta mean those stiff upperlip Brits huh?

I couldn’t agree with you more. Proper English is very pleasant. I was born and raised in the south, in Georgia and my kids (raised in the UK) are having trouble understanding the lingo as soon as you pass the citylimit. 

 

[Gh0st 919]

Buddha skrev, for 9 timer siden:

I ain’t gonna argue you ’bout that.

Lemme ax you a question.

You gotta mean those stiff upperlip Brits huh?

I couldn’t agree with you more. Proper English is very pleasant. I was born and raised in the south, in Georgia and my kids (raised in the UK) are having trouble understanding the lingo as soon as you pass the citylimit. 

 

Well I actually like most British accents, especially 'Scuttish' and Irish even though I have a lot of trouble understanding Cockney and other rather alien ones.

The upper stiff lip english as spoken by the 'lords' is not exactly my cup of tea.

But same goes for US accents, it is not all bad, I know for instance a guy from Boston who speaks with a really smooth and nice accent.

 

Keep safe out there

[Guest Onkel Reje]

Here is some authentic Danish soft-"porn" for you and your cat, in these days of living indoors, hope your Cat, is into the "barely Legal" scene .......... 

https://www.berlingske.dk/aok/saadan-gik-det-til-at-fem-fraekke-soestre-fra-koebenhavn-blev-en

[Buddha 539]

Onkel Reje skrev, for 5 timer siden:

Here is some authentic Danish soft-"porn" for you and your cat, in these days of living indoors, hope your Cat, is into the "barely Legal" scene .......... 

https://www.berlingske.dk/aok/saadan-gik-det-til-at-fem-fraekke-soestre-fra-koebenhavn-blev-en

Oh how I wish I lived in the 1890’s.... says my cat.

I say you would probably have had fur back then....

[Guest Onkel Reje]

Peace Out ......

 

 

 

 

 

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