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Originally Posted by Scott McD
Why do most in the UK now struggle to say words like "think". Now, it's "fink".
"Things" becomes "Fings". I think it's mostly in England to be honest.
At first you heard a few idiots in the public being interviewed and saying it, but now i hear radio presenters, and even people on tv talking like that. Pisses me off big time!
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Originally Posted by ottopottomouse
Nuffink wrong with that. It's things like pacific (specific) and nucular (nuclear) that annoy me.
Back to uk:america - nobody has mentioned pants.
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It is only being lazy that causes these language things I think. Sometimes I wonder if it is just to try and be "different" going wrong.
And Pants, I think the whole pants thing is understood more these days
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Originally Posted by redwhiteandblue
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I would say Inbetweeners made it up aswell, never heard it before then myself.
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Originally Posted by lagcam
I have been away from the UK since 1998 and I also had never heard of "clunge" until I saw the Inbetweeners. Something being in the urban dictionary doesn't actually mean its a widely accepted word btw.
I am pretty sure damian could have the word markham in there to mean pussy if he so desired.... if he hasn't already of course.
EDIT: Oh fuck LOL number 4
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=markham |
It could have been used before, not often a new word gets coined in a TV show, but I think in this case it probably did.
And that number 4 is a classic
