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I Am British

I May Ony Be Half Brittish But I Am Still Proud. Ps Is It Brittish To Call A Folded Peace Of Bread A Charlie ???

By: FullOfEmpty
Written on July 16th, 2010
Age: 16-17 , Female
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  • FullOfEmpty

    Umm I'm not a Yank I am canadian lol

    Sep 4, 2010
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  • Designflag

    if you thought english was strange try speaking Geordie like me . like the we lassy which means small girl . ganning doon ot the toon. which means going down to the town or going to Newcastle.

    Aug 21, 2010
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  • FullOfEmpty

    No were they were it meant what time do you want me to wake you up tomorow morning but ya I know that term more the way you do to lol.

    Aug 20, 2010
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  • danielm85948

    if you say,your mum wanted your uncle joe to knock her up,it means she has asked to knock her up,means to make her pregnant ,( to be knock up) is to be pregnant.

    Aug 20, 2010
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  • wisiwig

    Just don't get us Brit's on you Yanks and Fanny bags, that just is the best! Completely Gobsmacks us each time, Ok Yah!

    Aug 20, 2010
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  • FullOfEmpty

    I have no idea were she is from exactly just know she is brittish.



    I remember my Mum telling me when she was 19 she went England and her uncle Joe asked her what time she wanted him to knock her up in the morning lol she was gobsmaked lol

    Aug 20, 2010
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  • danielm85948

    you have not offended anyone ,they are just telling you were wrong ,that is all,we all have to learn ,at some time,which part of the country did your nanny come from,is she from Yorkshire.

    Aug 20, 2010
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  • FullOfEmpty

    Sorry dident mean to affend anyone. I thought I would just share the little I know about the English side of mu family.

    Jul 17, 2010
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  • bettyboo1965

    Come on guys give her a break, I think you should use the terms I'm a cockney nut job, dogs bollocks, charlie, mud, henry, ******* on my bonfire these quaint phrases always go down well in polite conversation.

    Jul 16, 2010
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  • danielm85948

    cha lie is a name given ,to a drug called coke ,as for being British,the only person that is British is a person ,not born ,in this country,they would say ,they were , Scottish, English, Welch,or Irish,but never British.

    Jul 16, 2010
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  • Kaidabear

    That is beyond awesome.

    Jul 16, 2010
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  • FullOfEmpty

    Oh I know there british terms cuz my nanny uses them. I guess there just older ones. Lol

    Jul 16, 2010
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  • shadoweyes

    As far as I'm aware, i've never used any of those words in my life. LOL I really hate British stereotypes.

    Jul 16, 2010
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  • FullOfEmpty

    Oh I have terrible gramar and ok It is really bugging me were a chrarlie came from.

    Jul 16, 2010
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  • FullOfEmpty

    Oh sorry dident mean to affend anyoneone what's Wrong with my post???

    Jul 16, 2010
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