If you feel like purchasing another guitar Sir C
May I recommend avoiding won with a Floyd rose tremolo system.
I've been trying to tune it properly for 3 days :-( guitar is lovely otherwise.
That is a term commonly used by Welsh.
Jeez - get with it daddio
I work with a lad from Donegal, not the most sophisticated county in Ireland.
Now he uses the term "pissed" to mean annoyed, in the American sense.
Not even pissed off, just pissed.
Causes a lot of confusion here when he often refers to being pissed.
I shall bear it in mind, f.
Good luck with it.
I have been influenced heavily from the Canadian side.
I was only there 3 years but enough, Plus my Dad talks funny.
Ah, listening to a Welsh speak is like listening to music, don't you find?
There is a lilting, lyrical, rhythmic quality that reminds me of birdsong, and early morning hoors on the streets of Swansea.
Yes, couldn't have put it better myself.
A lot of Irish people are very very stupid.
I'm sure Sir C wasn't calling your good lady wife (who I believe is a Welsh) a hoor, sw.
He would never do such a thing. And clearly she is a woman beyond reproach (as witnessed by her excellent choice in husbands).
I caught myself saying that the other day - in my defence
I work/socialise with a lot of Americans - so it is sometimes easier to adopt their terminology - though I refuse to use the term douche, that is just silly.
I was with an Australian and and Yank the other day and mentioned that I was going on a stag do in a couple of weeks. Blank looks all around. "A bachelor party" - recognition from the American, blank look from the Aussie. :rolleyes: "A buck's party" - ah all got it now. Three nations divided by one language as they say. At least the Canadians say Stag, I believe
I dislike the term douche or douchebag on the basis that they are terms that have no meaning for me.
I mean I sort of know what they are, but have no reason to use them as derogatory terms. You might as well call someone a bidet.
You being pissed must have caused all sorts of confusion
Nah. I'm just softening you up before I make my move and bum you, sw.
I can tell you're curious and susceptible to a bit of flattery. A few drinks, a nice meal - maybe dancing - and I reckon you'd be putty in my hands. ;-)
Precisely - what's wrong with calling someone a good-old-fashioned wanker or c**t, b
That is fantastic! He looks like a man trying simultaneously to both avoid and
on an angry rat. Priceless.
So good I almost missed the chap playing the accordion who I first thought was a midget standing up, only to realise belatedly (and with not a little disappointment) that it was a trick of the black and white footage and his dark suit.
my choice in povvo food, as you call it, is fermented maggots.
