2ScottishPrincesses
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Is that bugger off?I LOVE that!!!!!! UK curse words are far superior over the US's.
Oooo and a good swalley!!!
Is that like heid, move, now?!
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I LOVE and own a dvd copy of "So I Married an Axe Murderer", it is hilarious....of course that's not how we speak...ahem
. Bugger is one of my favourite words and I use it on a daily basis but we have a wealth of swear words in the UK that would make your conversation very colourfull....one in particular that you americans use innocently on a daily basis
Oooo and a good swalley!!!
I love that movie too. Mike Myers is a riot. Joshua (6) quotes it daily. Mom, waffle, neowww!
... Becci nearly required a defib last year when she heard a wee girl being told to sit on her fanny!!! OMG she nearly
...I then recounted the time when I was 12 and read a Sweet Dreams teen romance book, the heroine was on a field trip and complained to her BFF that she had frostbite of the f**ny my friends and I were in complete shock
. In case you hadn't worked it out by now in the UK it means "flower" or "ha'penny" or "vee jay jay"...I could go on and on but I'm sure you get my drift.
...same twisted sence of humour I guess 
I said Bloody in front of my mum a few weeks ago and got seriously
...this is from the woman who once (in her very polite accent) agreed with my dad "You know you're absolutely right Bill that chap is a complete HeadDick!!"
. It sucks taking care of sick kids when you feel like total crap yourself.
Maybe it was the feverish stupor talking, but he did say it!
Hope you're all feeling better soon
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Man, it does suck trying to tend to them. If I was closer I'd come clean your house and bring you chicken soup.
Good for Nathan!!!! I am glad he agreed to another day. But really why wouldn't he? No kids, his darling wife all to himself, and Disney!