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You can say words like "Jobbie" and no-one has a clue what you mean. Even though "Jobbie" is the best word in the world.

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Originally posted by Koala MeatPie
Mmm hum.

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Originally posted by amity75
You can say words like "Jobbie" and no-one has a clue what you mean.

Shouldn't that sentence be:

"You can say any word and no-one has a clue what you mean."

Any word like "Hawbawbagwhitshapninlikeman?" That can usually be found on Sauchiehall street on a Friday/Saturday night.

Originally posted by Red Superfly
Shouldn't that sentence be:

"You can say any word and no-one has a clue what you mean."





Dude, I know what a 'jobbie' is. My best friend is Scottish


Scots are very strange

I was in NY in the summer and I found New Yorkers to be VERY like Scots because they know how to swear.

Originally posted by amity75
I was in NY in the summer and I found New Yorkers to be VERY like Scots because they know how to swear.

And kill English people.

I swear, I almost got lynched wearring my monacle and top hat through Hell's Kitchen.

Originally posted by Red Superfly
Shouldn't that sentence be:

"You can say any word and no-one has a clue what you mean."



It's funny cause it's true.

Originally posted by amity75
I was in NY in the summer and I found New Yorkers to be VERY like Scots because they know how to swear.


Yeah, but we don't use weird swearwords

same goes if your Irish and you speak abit of gealic.

Its gaelic not gealic

damn your gud spelling

Originally posted by Red Superfly
And kill English people.

I swear, I almost got lynched wearring my monacle and top hat through Hell's Kitchen.

lol I, being from Hell's kitchen, would have poked fun at that myself.

Originally posted by amity75
Any word like "Hawbawbagwhitshapninlikeman?" That can usually be found on Sauchiehall street on a Friday/Saturday night.

You're Glaswegian as well?

Originally posted by NyC-gUrL
Yeah, but we don't use weird swearwords

Holy crap! I walked in here with a lie detector and it just exploded!

Nah, New Yawkers are sweet after you give them your wallet.

-AC

Im glad im hispanic, you can speak youre own language without being told to stop. I hate when people tell me to type ortalk right. ANNYOING

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
Holy crap! I walked in here with a lie detector and it just exploded!

Nah, New Yawkers are sweet after you give them your wallet.

-AC


lol Hmm, I'm usually sweet after I get the jewelry.

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
Holy crap! I walked in here with a lie detector and it just exploded!

Nah, New Yawkers are sweet after you give them your wallet.

-AC

Funny.

Originally posted by JacopeX
Im glad im hispanic, you can speak youre own language without being told to stop. I hate when people tell me to type ortalk right. ANNYOING


I'm
you're
or talk
ANNOYING

Originally posted by Bloigen

I'm
you're
or talk
ANNOYING


Actually wouldn't it be YOUR?

???

Originally posted by Darth Macabre
Actually wouldn't it be YOUR?

I was correcting his spelling. One step at a time.

Psssttt.... He's a slow learner.

new yorkers are nice i used to know a few, nice guys.
rough around the edges though but does that matter? no not really

I never really interacted informally with any New Yorkers during my time there, to be honest.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
I never really interacted informally with any New Yorkers during my time there, to be honest.

-AC

You stayed in Manhattan I presume?

Right on the corner of Times Square.

I fell in love with the city, to be honest. I think it was absolutely enchanting. I just never got to meet anyone really. I have a few people I know from the net but they were away from the city in college and stuff.

So yeah, can't say my experience with New Yorkers is one of great depth.

-AC

ah well least youv'e been i just know some tourist come permanant residents in Australia

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
Right on the corner of Times Square.

I fell in love with the city, to be honest. I think it was absolutely enchanting. I just never got to meet anyone really. I have a few people I know from the net but they were away from the city in college and stuff.

So yeah, can't say my experience with New Yorkers is one of great depth.

-AC

LoL It's always interesting to hear someone's opinion of the city you grew up from. To see if they as well view it the same.

i've been to new york. you can have it.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
i've been to new york. you can have it.

What didn't you like about it?

And I've had it long enough, thats why I went to Vegas for college.

Originally posted by Darth Macabre
LoL It's always interesting to hear someone's opinion of the city you grew up from. To see if they as well view it the same.

That's what I find interesting about London. I love London (well, certain areas) because I've grown to love it, not out of obligation. I just wonder how someone completely foreign would view London and it's pluses as well as flaws. Especially since its most obvious flaws are painfully obvious even to those who live here.

-AC

I spent a day in New York last year (September 11th actually) and it totally blew me away. I'd love to live there. Easily one of the best cities on Earth.

Originally posted by amity75
You can say words like "Jobbie" and no-one has a clue what you mean. Even though "Jobbie" is the best word in the world.

you get to wear skirts if you're a guy and no one finds it pervy

New York is definitely high on my as possible near-future holiday destinations.

Rome, Barcelona and New York.