Ambulance... Ambiwlans - Has dumbing down gone too far?
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james_tigerwoods said:
In Scun-thorpe - on the M180?
Yeah - those black round things at each corner are wheels. They help it move: for example, in to and out of Wales.Mate - if you've dropped a b
k, like you have just now, at least have the good grace to laugh at your own idiocy rather than get arsey/defensive. It just makes you look worse.
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Landlord said:
Mate - if you've dropped a bk, like you have just now, at least have the good grace to laugh at your own idiocy rather than get arsey/defensive. It just makes you look worse.
How am I being arsey?? I've acknowleged my own stupidity about an hour and a half after I posted this....k, like you have just now, at least have the good grace to laugh at your own idiocy rather than get arsey/defensive. It just makes you look worse.james_tigerwoods - Yesterday at 09:34 said:
Tony*T3 said:
Truley, truely funny. An absolute cast iron award winning thread. There should be an annual competition for such threads, and this would surely win an award of some kind. There's lovely, boyo.
Poor old James, a genuine mistake if you've never been to Wales, but so, so funny, and all the better as it was unintentional.
I'll put my hands up - It was a genuine mistake and I hadn't considered the Welsh angle...Poor old James, a genuine mistake if you've never been to Wales, but so, so funny, and all the better as it was unintentional.
james_tigerwoods - Yesterday at 13:19 said:
mercemployee said:
JTW, Thanks for brightening up my day!
Not a problem, I'm pleased that my personal idiocy has brought pleasure and hapiness to the masses 
JTW
I'll take that taxi
Landlord said:
james_tigerwoods said:
In Scun-thorpe - on the M180?
Yeah - those black round things at each corner are wheels. They help it move: for example, in to and out of Wales.Mate - if you've dropped a b
k, like you have just now, at least have the good grace to laugh at your own idiocy rather than get arsey/defensive. It just makes you look worse.evenflow said:
That's nothing. The other day I saw this sign:
The sign writer should be immediately sacked. He's blatently written most of it in Klingon. It's dumbing down I tell you, this country is going to the dogs!!!!!!!11111111111111
Hell's bells! How the The sign writer should be immediately sacked. He's blatently written most of it in Klingon. It's dumbing down I tell you, this country is going to the dogs!!!!!!!11111111111111
do they speak that language without choking to death on their own phlegm?Langweilig said:
evenflow said:
That's nothing. The other day I saw this sign:
The sign writer should be immediately sacked. He's blatently written most of it in Klingon. It's dumbing down I tell you, this country is going to the dogs!!!!!!!11111111111111
Hell's bells! How the The sign writer should be immediately sacked. He's blatently written most of it in Klingon. It's dumbing down I tell you, this country is going to the dogs!!!!!!!11111111111111
do they speak that language without choking to death on their own phlegm?Edited by james_tigerwoods on Thursday 10th April 14:39
LuS1fer said:
Malu Cachu.
Wonderful Welsh phrase. Literally translated it means "Breaking s
t". Idiomatically translated it means "fking About".Most often used in the phrase "Peidiwch yn Malu Cachu"...an often heard sentence in my youth. It means "Stop Taking the Piss" or "Stop f
king About". More literally "Cease Breaking s
t!" Love it! God it's great being Welsh. We have more disgusting things to say than you can shake a stick at!
Mikey G said:
Reminds me of a classic from a friend, "wheres this Hotel Gwesty? seems to be a popular place..."
Haha!I'd love the job of making up new welsh words.
Think the signs are dangerous though. Can imagine alot of tourists going "Hmm what does araf perygyl mean... smash"
Also the hazard perception clips on the driving test are filmed in Wales (or were), leading to alot of people being confused as to araf and such being written on the tarmac.
James, James, James, I love you (in a strictly manly way, of course) for this thread. When I was young and green and from a very correct background, I went into my first job as naive as a Polynesian girl painted by Paul Gauguin. On one of my forays into the staff restaurant, or Cafe, as it was known by my new colleagues, I espied an item on the menu that seemed marvellously French and tasty sounding. I approached the serving wench and asked for the Gigot chops, but I pronounced it Jeego, with a silent T, and a very soft J, more like a french 'je' with a an extra eee, "jeeego". Much mirth ensued. How was I to know it was a cut I'd never heard of?, and a very cheap one at that?
Anyway, we all do something silly at least once in our lives, that is worth a good laugh.
Anyway, we all do something silly at least once in our lives, that is worth a good laugh.
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