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My deepest sympathies to Trevor.
Too funny!
HA! Let’s hope he knows it’s a joke….kinda 😉
Not seen this before. Very good:)
Thank you 🙂
*snigger*
Teehee! 😉
You just get worse!
You have no idea! 😉
Probably just as well 😛
Ooh talking if misbehaving that just made me think of another British-ism!
What you would call a Bachelorette party we would call a Hen ‘Do’/Hen Night/Hen Party (a ‘do’ is slang for a party) and for the blokes it’s a Stag Do!
Depending on budgets, this can involve anything from a trip to Las Vegas or Ibiza or a mis-spent weekend in Prague or the slightly run down seaside town of Blackpool (it has a tower a bit like the Eiffel Tower in Paris but considerably less romantic), or a night out on the town in your nearest town or city.
Wow, a night in Prague or Ibiza sounds way better than a male stripe club….maybe 😉
As I’ve never been to any of those I couldn’t possibly comment 😉
Ha! I know at least 5 male strippers by their first names! I am proud to say that I have hosted 9….yes NINE…bachelorette parties since I’ve turned 21. No one can really do it as well as I can 😉
😳 Never even been to a hen party – can you tell me and my friends are all single atm?
It’s not like you think…I am not some wild, crazy girl. This is funny, you’ll like it.
In high school I dated this beautiful boy, oh! So lovely! Also….very gay. Of course I didn’t know that then but after I graduated he came out and we stayed really good friends (I was engaged to Trevor and really, who cares if someone you dated your freshman year was gay). A
Anyway, he shall remain nameless made quite a life for himself as a…dancer ;)….and invited me to come see. I did and he really IS a good dancer. I went out with him for drinks and some of the other…dancers….came with us. They were all so polite and kind and kept any gross guys from bugging me. We kinda became friends and then when my friends started getting married it made perfect sense.
I look at it as supporting tip-earned hard working business!! 🙂
Haha! I like it! 😉 I guess you’re paying them back for looking after you – every girl needs friends like that – people can be so errr…. how can I put this…. over familiar…. especially after a few pints.
Over familiar – so British! 😉
😛 it was the most polite way of putting it I could think of!
It was very polite – I can appreciate that. I guess I’m just not used to it;)
I guess it is very British 😉 I should set you a challenge to drop as many British-isms into your next post as possible! 😛 The trouble is they all seem normal to me, so there are probably plenty more I’d never think of.
I think I will need more to work with – unless I talked about nothing except my home and my large piece of meat on Sundays 😉
Hahaha! Very true 😛 must try harder 😉
I would totally try to do a whole post with Britishisms – Gloria would love it!
I’ll have to get my thinking cap on 😉
Yes you should, the post would be hysterical!
I’ll try my best! We have to try it sometime if Gloria likes them so much 😃
She loves it! Gloria is in this stage where everything is British this and British that…I just hope she doesn’t start doing an accent in school 😉
Hahaha…. No, you don’t understand, the British you hear on TV mostly don’t have an ‘accent’ as such (not to us Brits anyway), certainly not in Downton Abbey (apart from the chauffeur – but he’s Irish) as they all speak posh 😛. So to me Gloria wouldn’t be putting on an accent at all (although it would most likely still sound slightly American to me).
There are lots of different accents here, even though our whole country is perhaps only the size of one of your States.
Apart from the more obvious Welsh (which is slightly different in the North and South of Wales – there is also a Welsh language, but not all Welsh people speak Welsh, and almost all speak English as well) and Scottish (which again vary – a Glasgow accent is not the same as an Edinburgh accent) accents there are:
Scouse accents from Liverpool (think The Beatles),
Geordie accents from Newcastle,
Brummie accents from Birmingham,
West Country accents of varying types from Somerset and Devon,
Cornish accents from Cornwall,
Yorkshire accents (Yorkshire is quite a big county so the accents vary between cities such as Leeds and Sheffield)
Lancashire accents,
Cumbrian accents (where the Lake District is) as well as….
Cockney accents in London and the surrounding area.
In Ireland there is a very clear difference between a Northern Irish accent and a Southern Irish accent, but again there are particular accents for different areas of both parts.
There are probably more beside that I have missed out, but there is a lot of variation! Gloria has plenty to choose from 😉!
You’re playing devil’s advocate here you know;)
HAHAHA definitely sharing this with a few friends.
*CLAPPING!* 🙂
My husband just looked at me funny for laughing out loud at my computer… which made me laugh harder… if he only knew HAHAHAHAHA
*CLAPPING!* 🙂 That was the whole point!