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    I just noticed that Americans aren't supposed to use the word "bloody".

    Darn. I use that word all the time.

    Guess I'll have to find a new word.


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    Oh my gosh, my Grandmother (RIP) used to say some of those things. I hear alot of them on Coronation Street too (I'm an addict ) Thanks Chris. {{{hugs}}}
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    What a great link!! I bookmarked it right away
    I miss you enormously Sydney, Maya, Inka & Zazou Be happy there at the Rainbow Bridge

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    Funny isn't it? Glad you all like it.

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    I hate the saying "Ace" esp by common as muck here.

    common as muck is an old saying lol

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    They also forgot my favourite saying

    Sod off

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    Funny i hardly ever use any of those phrases! Most british phrases round where i live are "hey up", "job's a good 'un" and " ya rite luv?" In lots of other countries, brits are portrayed as posh old gentlemen and ladies saying things like 'tophole' and 'balderdash!'. Maybe that's just in the south, but where i live i have never heard anyone say anything like that without being sarcastic! *One has to admit though, one does find remarks like that rather funny!* ha ha ha

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