Popular Opinions - a Kumbaya, Pat each other other on the back thread.

[derivative666]

i'm not wearing pants

[Seul]

^Not patting his back…

[Megatron1505]

I'm never more comfortable than when wearing beat up jeans, a worn in flannel and boots so heavy that they could split a mans skull with a decent stamp.

[derivative666]

Stamp=Stomp

[Megatron1505]

For all of you reading this in yankee vision 

*thanks to D666 for the translation, we'll make an old world gentleman of you yet.

[seawolf]

Ha! I didn't realize (realise) stamp was the British version of our stomp.

[Megatron1505]

Perhaps a thread on the difference between English and American English….if we really want to confuse the issue we could ask the Cannuks, the Aussies, the Jocks and the Paddys to join in 

[Seul]

UK English > US. US is like a simplified version for dummies… 

[seawolf]

[derivative666]

[seawolf]

@Seul:

UK English > US. US is like a simplified version for dummies… 

Nobody is arguing with you there. It sure helped you learn though didn't it?!

[Seul]

Bitch please… I've been using UK English since day one... 

[Megatron1505]

That's unfair Seul, America is the only place I can go where people think that I am well spoken 

[derivative666]

So true, plus you have that accent that almost makes you cute.

[seawolf]

almost

It does make you charming though.

[Megatron1505]

Like a cross between Harry Potter and Gandalf.

[seawolf]

I can see that. Harry Potter, Gandalf, and Ricky Gervais.

[mclaincausey]

@Seul:

Bitch please…

Naah, that's an American phrase, jolly old chap.

[Megatron1505]

@seawolf:

I can see that. Harry Potter, Gandalf, and Ricky Gervais.

Ricky fucking Gervaise …..take that back !

[seawolf]

I only added Gervais to the mix because he's an atheist, and he's funny (to me anyway), or at least he's clever.