Originally posted by: geckojohn
Just wondering... i've been noticing it a lot lately.
Because they want to feel British.
Originally posted by: geckojohn
Just wondering... i've been noticing it a lot lately.
Originally posted by: Moralpanic
Originally posted by: waylman
Changing topics a little here but.......Im from canada living in the US now. How come when I say thank you, Americans say "uh-huh?" Ever heard of YOU'RE WELCOME?!?!?!
lol that does sound pretty rude.
Originally posted by: TMPadmin
If a Canadian uses "Cheers" wouldn't they have to have the French equivalent next to it?
Originally posted by: therock911
because its true we are drunk most of the time, i'm in gr 11 in HS, and the first thing I did this morning b4 i left to school was take 12 shots of whiskey and then at lunch time the same, its great! even the teachers are drunk! i cant wait till university
Originally posted by: therock911
because its true we are drunk most of the time, i'm in gr 11 in HS, and the first thing I did this morning b4 i left to school was take 12 shots of whiskey and then at lunch time the same, its great! even the teachers are drunk! i cant wait till university