Knowing your s**t or knowing you're s**t

[bootsam]

@Jlo from what I see yer living in North Devon so it’s YER not you’re or YOUR. When in Rome......

Actually its 'sei'.

 

[Jlo]

@Jlo from what I see yer living in North Devon so it’s YER not you’re or YOUR. When in Rome......

Originally from Brizzle though!

 

[JOG]

@Jlo from what I see yer living in North Devon so it’s YER not YOU’RE or YOUR. When in Rome and all that.......

Is the plural "Yis"? Asking for a friend, of course!

 

[JOG]

Originally from Brizzle though!

Upwardly mobile? Is "Brizzle" a dialect?

 

[Skyliner33]

Oh yeah. It's not as if the S key is anywhere near the N either. I was too concerned in editing ' ellipsis' and even got that wrong. It's a good job none of you know who I am, so I can skulk off in shame, never to be seen again.

As we are re-visiting this post I knew something was odd in the original, as well as the As/An error whilst you were so concerned with editing "ellpipses" you could have at least only used 1 p.

As epllipses consists of three dots. That goes for you too @Jlo

 

[Jlo]

Upwardly mobile? Is "Brizzle" a dialect?

Bristol

 

[JOG]

Bristol

Do they speak “Brizzle” in Bristol like “Brummie” in Birmingham or is the term used to describe someone from Bristol? Or, have I got it all wrong and now need to apologise to the residents of both cities? (I’m not joking, I really don’t know.)

 

[Jlo]

Do they speak “Brizzle” in Bristol like “Brummie” in Birmingham or is the term used to describe someone from Bristol? Or, have I got it all wrong and now need to apologise to the residents of both cities? (I’m not joking, I really don’t know.)

Yeah buddy, that's pretty much it... I don't really have a strong Bristolian accent as i moved when i was young, some people from Bristol will refer the Bristol as 'Brizzle' almost to exaggerate the Bristol accent.

 

[JOG]

Yeah buddy, that's pretty much it... I don't really have a strong Bristolian accent as i moved when i was young, some people from Bristol will refer the Bristol as 'Brizzle' almost to exaggerate the Bristol accent.

Ah, it would be like me (an Irishman) saying “I’m Oir-ish”!

*Pops “Brizzle” in his memory bank

 

[Loz]

Yeah buddy, that's pretty much it... I don't really have a strong Bristolian accent as i moved when i was young, some people from Bristol will refer the Bristol as 'Brizzle' almost to exaggerate the Bristol accent.

Yes, it's "Gert Lush"

 

[Loz]

Can You Tell Me What This Rear Heater Thing Is ‍♂️

So bought a 19plate van from a main dealer unseen, it’s got this heater thing in the back can anyone tell me exactly how it works and what it’s for ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ How much would this have cost as a optional extra. Thanks

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@marmite monster needs to tell us what he typed at the end of the title.

 

[CAB]

I cannot believe that no one has picked up on this...

What does my head in is when people say “To be honest”

No please, lie your ass off!

It is arse. Just ask Mr Royle

 

[DaveD]

On this miserable day, the first day of the open ended lockdown Mk2, this thread has made me smile, well done everybody!

 

[JOG]

What does my head in is when people say “To be honest”

No please, lie your ass off!

In a similar vein, when people start with "With all due respect..." NO! That does NOT give you permission to be disrespectful. Just "Go away now!" in words that rhyme with "cough"!!!

 

[Skyliner33]

In a similar vein, when people start with "With all due respect..." NO! That does NOT give you permission to be disrespectful. Just "Go away now!" in words that rhyme with "cough"!!!

Bough?

This just reminded me of one reason why non native speakers (and some native) find English so hard to learn.

 

[Texxaco]

Good job we all have thick skins and broad shoulders...

 

[VanDamMan]

On ere ...you need Rhino skin......

 

[VanDamMan]

What does Rhino Skin mean?
To have the ability to ignore verbal attacks or criticism from others. If you're going to pursue a career in politics, you need to have a skin like a rhinoceros and not let criticism bother you.

or be a member of a forum

 

[Kind of Blue]

Difficult to understand... cockney & Manc jeez @Ayjay

edited: didn’t want anyone to be offended.

"Mancock"

 

[Kind of Blue]

"Mancock"

The Latin translation might be amusing.