Originally posted by Sanctyi was talking about how in america a 'lift' is called an elavator
wtf you talkin about awehawe
Originally posted by Sanctyformspring awehawe
What wouldn't?
Originally posted by ~Wålshy~
i was talking about how in america a 'lift' is called an elavator
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elevator
okay you undestand so far?
in england AND wales and scotland and northern ireland its also called a 'lift'
you know what im saying? awehawe so its not just an english thingformspring awehawe
I didn't ask what the Welsh called a biscuit because I don't give a shit.
Originally posted by ~Wålshy~
i was talking about how in america a 'lift' is called an elavator
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elevator
okay you undestand so far?
in england AND wales and scotland and northern ireland its also called a 'lift'
you know what im saying? awehawe so its not just an english thingformspring awehawe
Originally posted by ~Wålshy~
i was talking about how in america a 'lift' is called an elavator
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elevator
okay you undestand so far?
in england AND wales and scotland and northern ireland its also called a 'lift'
you know what im saying? awehawe so its not just an english thingformspring awehawe
They made fun of Green Day at the music festival I went to yesterday, they said they would play a Green Day cover song then laughed and called them sell outs.
Originally posted by AbnormalButSanei assume she knew britain consists of england and wales and scotland and northern ireland and that ***** should know that like wales or england or scotland or nothern ireland have the same like words for stuff like you know and so ***** shouldn't be asking whats the 'english' equivalent of a biscuit but the 'british' you know
Do the English have the American equivalent of a biscuit? Not a cookie, I mean.