can i just say something

[Guest NickInTheNorth]

Newt:

 

 

What is proper Brit for

"Hey Bub.  What an intolerant idiot you are.  Go away".

 

(I would have preferred to think 'F##k Off' rather than 'go away' but we ain't supposed to even think that, much less say it.         )

Well Newt, I reckon that works just fine this side of the pond.

 

Either version!

[David.W]

Another nice tern is...

"Awa' n bile yer heed!!!" best said in a strong scots accent

[Orca]

or

 

Go raffle yer donut

 

[ 04. March 2005, 10:56 PM: Message edited by: Orca ]

[young fishin neep]

or

 

you are ***** an ya can u get lost please

 

Chesters i am the YFL the one and only i changed ma public veiw name i've not got a new accout, the change was for a joke and i will become YFL once again when i remember as i am a neep

 

[ 04. March 2005, 11:34 PM: Message edited by: young fishin neep ]

[SandTiger]

young fishin neep:

...and i will become YFL once again when  i remember as i am a neep

Heaven help us

[Guest Ferret1959]

This sort of language is a bit rude for children to be using I feel.

[young fishin neep]

what it let me say it!!!

[SandTiger]

Ferret1959:

This sort of language is a bit rude for children to be using I feel.

I felt it was quite sedate and articulate compared to the local primary skool brats around my way

[poledark]

Boooooooring..

 

Den

[Ken Davison South Wales]

I say, I say YFL, it is permissible to use the odd profanity in the correct location with the use of the appropriate asterisk so as not to cause offence to those of a more delicate nature, but one must remember you are the B****y future of this great nation.