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Indeed. No one will be motivated to go to the trouble of translating from another language unless they have good reason to think it will be worth the effort. Our friend has no track record here that would motivate us to try in his case. But I'm pleased to see you have now encountered him and been able to explain.
All scousers are crimmo's. It's a known fact. And Brummies are all thick, of course.
All scousers are crimmo's. It's a known fact. And Brummies are all thick, of course.
I'm surprised the Geordies have not come up in this discussion.All scousers are crimmo's. It's a known fact. And Brummies are all thick, of course.
It does seem to be a common belief. I once worked in an office that was planning to introduce a system whereby phone callers would have to press a particular number to speak to the right person. Volunteers were asked to make the taped messages. My scouse colleague volunteered.
I thought the scousers were famous for dropping old fridges from the top of tower blocks.
In the more affluent south we did it with TV sets.
We'll let you do that stereotype.
Don't forget the burnt out mattress on the back lawn.
I bet she was made up about that.
How else does one maintain rustic charm?
It was probably her that spread the rumour about me.I bet she was made up about that.
Which one?
It does for me. Our brains hate expending energy, just like our muscles do. That is why we feel lazy I think.
Well most of the team was from the North or the Midlands. I was the only Londoner. Allegedly my taped message was "press one or I will break your ****ing fingers."
I think we feel lazy because we do too much work.
Haha, she's still making videos. Or videaws, as she would say.We'll let you do that stereotype.
