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U.S. youth using British expressions

Discussion in 'Anything goes' started by writing irish, Aug 26, 2008.

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  1. Killick

    Killick Well-Known Member

    I'm guilty of this quite a bit. Of course, I'm an admitted anglophile -- most of my favorite shows are BBC and ITV products, my favorite books are Forrester's and O'Brien's Brit naval series. I find myself dropping "Briticisms" quite a bit because there's something a little more genteel about saying "bollocks" than "bullshit" and so on. So, if that makes me wrong, well... JOG ON! :)
     
    Killick, Aug 28, 2008
    #133
  2. pressboxer

    pressboxer Active Member

    That's funny. I've covered high school football in Odessa AND Paris (Texas, that is; sad to say, Odessa has more going for it).

    Got nothing for Hungary other than I have had goulash a few times.
     
    pressboxer, Aug 29, 2008
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