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10/10Spelling lesson at Pennywell comp?
AyeIs mortal in there?
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I thought you said you went to Thornhill old chap not Argyle House then again it would be ‘Trust Fund, Moët and Oysters’ darling…We were taught to spell different words like: Champagne, mortgage and Waitrose.
Its all relative I suppose.
I thought you said you went to Thornhill old chap not Argyle House then again it would be ‘Trust Fund, Moët and Oysters’ darling…
It was on the news last week, the examples they used were bungalowed and moccasined.I heard someone say (can't say who) that British people can basically take any noun or inanimate object, add "ED" on the end and it becomes a valid way to describe how drunk you were last night.
I got absolutely torque wrenched
I got absolutely xylophoned
I got absolutely peppermilled
I got absolutely microphoned
etc
Was just browsing through to see if anyone had said this one. Yep the one I use the most.Blootered, the one and only
He's on the spangle wagon What a great word.Spangled, spannered, hammered, squiffy for me like