General Chat

Teresa's going to have to play in navy knickers la la

Now be a good girl Teresa dear, and go finish you homework. Then go clean your likkle toofy pegs and pop on your jim jams. There's a good girl.x

Im grumping, there is a lost PE kit (not mine) honest.lol

Teresa

Hi Susan and Uzzi,

The schoolbag/homework is the 12 year olds although I have been on that grump for many years, one left 6th form as the other started Comprehensive. Years and years of homework nagging:)

My Dad was irish and although he left Ireland age 20 and lived in England for 69 years he kept his accent. My Mum was a londoner Battersea way and came down here after being bombed in the war. She never spoke like we do being born and bred in these parts

Teresax

ABSOLUTLY
PROPOSTEROS I FINK

pmsl @ Susan I was thinking that about homework but decided to have decorum (or summat) and not mention it.

*snorts wif laughter*

lol Susan and Teresa I maybe a 'northerner' yorkie born and bred actually Derbyshire bred and born but close enough to Sheff to be a yorkie, but lived devon and cornwall also Glos plus ofcourse my years in London and then Sussex. OH is a Londoner but sound sufern with refinement ( that means Croydon way)

I have to say I discovered so many different ways of speaking in my travels as a young 'un but OH still says stick me near northerners and he loses me.

Cooper, if you are still doing homework, you are not old enough to be on this thread!!

Some of we southerners on the essex/suffolk border sound a bit like the worzels on a good day. on others its like the cast of eastenders(It is in our neck of the woods anyway)!

My grump. School bags/homework.

Teresa:)

Well hactually they dont hactually come more southern than me hactually Uzzi, so i hactually must be a "Poshun!"
LoL

confused David - why have we 2 threads?

IF NEEDED I CAN TALK POSH ,,,,BUT LOST TWO BOTTOM TEEF AN NOW I GOTTA LISP

AS FOR ME WRITTING DAVID ME LAD
I WRITE AS I SPEAK

AN THATS THAT

Susan I always thought that was the unposh trying to be posh or the posh taking the 'p'
or *checks around* ...southerners who couldn't speak proper

I ACTUALLY (pronounced arctually in some regions and hactually in others) did electrocution lesson okay elocution and was never taught it was Haitch

actually I'm not sure I got that far ...pmsl sorry
I got kicked out of one class for refusing to say barth and parth another teacher retired when we only got as far as 'cat sat on mat'

Oh well here is something that really really gets right up my nose.........its when people (incuding news readers, radio broadcasters and the like!!) pronounce the letter "H" as "Haitch" instead of "Aitch!" I dont know why but it really gets me going!!

something I say (and write) a lot and absolutely hate .....is the over use of the word
Actually. lol

Gripe away David

yep a gripe is,,

the constant use of,


**aswell as**

How about starting a thread which gives freedom to ancient folk like me [69 yrs.]allowing us to have a great time moaning about this and that. I personally can`t accept the way folk hold their knife when dining, the knife is for cutting not for blinkingwell writing! Also what about the use of the words `absolutely`and `basically` by,of all people, BBC reporters. Did none of these people go to a school `what taught them how to speak proper?`