petition to ban the british from gbatemp

[xangelinax]

Fuk' the british accent its the glaswegian accent thats the best!

 

[TrolleyDave]

I hate adding U's to words when you don't pronounce it.

That's cos Americans are lazy. They also lack any real heritage so they don't respect the heritage of the language.

QUOTE(xangelinax @ Apr 11 2010, 10:10 PM) Fuk' the british accent its the glaswegian accent thats the best!

 

[Danny600kill]

I hate adding U's to words when you don't pronounce it.

That's cos Americans are lazy. They also lack any real heritage so they don't respect the heritage of the language.

QUOTE(xangelinax @ Apr 11 2010, 10:10 PM) Fuk' the british accent its the glaswegian accent thats the best!

Haha epic

 

[ProtoKun7]

As traitorous as this might sound, I actually prefer "fulfill".

 

[Danny600kill]

As traitorous as this might sound, I actually prefer "fulfill".

*cough* so do I *cough*

 

[TrolleyDave]

As traitorous as this might sound, I actually prefer "fulfill".

QUOTE(ProtoKun7 @ Apr 11 2010, 10:19 PM) As traitorous as this might sound, I actually prefer "fulfill".

*cough* so do I *cough*

 

[Danny600kill]

As traitorous as this might sound, I actually prefer "fulfill".

QUOTE(ProtoKun7 @ Apr 11 2010, 10:19 PM) As traitorous as this might sound, I actually prefer "fulfill".

*cough* so do I *cough*

Didn't Hadrian post ages ago?

, bit late Trolley

 

[xangelinax]

I hate adding U's to words when you don't pronounce it.

That's cos Americans are lazy. They also lack any real heritage so they don't respect the heritage of the language.

QUOTE(xangelinax @ Apr 11 2010, 10:10 PM) Fuk' the british accent its the glaswegian accent thats the best!

I believe that the actor Gregor Fisher once said that he was actually using an edinburgh accent and not a glaswegian accent
Get some still game banter on the go!

 

[redact]

By all means, call it bastardized English, but it's certainly not English.

 

[TrolleyDave]

Didn't Hadrian post ages ago?

, bit late Trolley

Do you know how old I am, my memory ain't so g... oh look, it's dark outside, when did that happen?

QUOTE(xangelinax @ Apr 11 2010, 10:32 PM) I believe that the actor Gregor Fisher once said that he was actually using an edinburgh accent and not a glaswegian accent
Get some still game banter on the go!

The people I know from Edinburgh don't speak like that. My mate Bens ex was from Parkhead though and spoke like that.

 

[ProtoKun7]

Didn't Hadrian post ages ago?

, bit late Trolley

Do you know how old I am, my memory ain't so g... oh look, it's dark outside, when did that happen?

I imagined you saying that in a Mr. Burns manner.

(Not a Mr. Burns' Manor

)

 

[xangelinax]

I believe that the actor Gregor Fisher once said that he was actually using an edinburgh accent and not a glaswegian accent
Get some still game banter on the go!

The people I know from Edinburgh don't speak like that. My mate Bens ex was from Parkhead though and spoke like that.

Well most people think we talk like 'You ken wit a mean lik'?' thats Irvine and aberfoyle.

 

[TrolleyDave]

I believe that the actor Gregor Fisher once said that he was actually using an edinburgh accent and not a glaswegian accent
Get some still game banter on the go!

The people I know from Edinburgh don't speak like that. My mate Bens ex was from Parkhead though and spoke like that.

Well most people think we talk like 'You ken wit a mean lik'?' thats Irvine and aberfoyle.

Ah, Trainspotting Talk! lol I know what you mean. It's like people think Scots say "Och, I dun noo" but I've never actually heard one say that in real life!

 

[Sinkhead]

By all means, call it bastardized English, but it's certainly not English.

I didn't say that. Don't edit my quotes, please.

I said...

QUOTE(Sinkhead @ Apr 11 2010, 10:09 PM)

As far as I'm concerned, we don't speak the English language in England because it's 'the English language'; it's the English language because we speak it in England.

The language you speak is in many ways different to English. By all means, call it Americanized English, but it's certainly not English. I don't mind at all when people use the same language as us, it's fantastic, and imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but please don't make it sound like you invented it.

They've now invented the term 'British English', as well, as if English wasn't British to begin with.

 

[haflore]

Americans can't even spell most words properly.

It's spelt COLOUR.

This is one of my favourite posts in this thread.

 

[DeltaBurnt]

No one seems to have noticed that my "Atleast we speak English right

" comment was a joke

Gbatemp, I am disappoint

 

[xangelinax]

Ah, Trainspotting Talk! lol I know what you mean. It's like people think Scots say "Och, I dun noo" but I've never actually heard one say that in real life!

Banter about here is crazy sometimes, theres a lassie I know that says "Your pickin' a***" meaning "Hurry up" so digusting its unbelievable.

 

[Jakob95]

Americans can't even spell most words properly.

It's spelt COLOUR.

This is one of my favourite posts in this thread.

You can't spell most words properly. It's spelt COLOR.

 

[xangelinax]

Americans can't even spell most words properly.

It's spelt COLOUR.

This is one of my favourite posts in this thread.

You can't spell most words properly. It's spelt COLOR.

NO its not its COLOUR

 

[DeltaBurnt]

Americans can't even spell most words properly.

It's spelt COLOUR.

This is one of my favourite posts in this thread.

You can't spell most words properly. It's spelt COLOR.

Uhh no it's spelt GRAY

Err...wait a minute...

Which one is the American one?