Posting when the US is asleep

Did you ask for the waitress to be dressed?

Eh ... wot ... she offered you her soft baps and you asked her to get dressed?

condyk wrote in post #2886663
Eh ... wot ... she offered you her soft baps and you asked her to get dressed?

My memory is hazy, but I think that happened in a sleazy strip club near Picadilly Circus.

An on-topic post from me (crazy, I know) but I guess this must be the most cosmopolitan photo forum around.
The postings on Fred M fall away to almost zero when Uncle Sam is under the duvet

As a result of extensive research (i.e. I travel and eat a lot) A filled bread role can be any of the following, depending on where you are in the UK:-

Bap, Batch, Barm Cake, Cob, Scuffler. When I was in the Army they were sometimes referred to as "Banjos"

All I can say to anyone trying to learn this language is Good Luck.

I never understood why they kept calling my bed blanket for "duvet" in England. I had never heard of a "duvet" before. Sounded so..formal and posh. lol

neil_r wrote in post #2894398
role

All that research undermined in an instant.
I feel and share your shame.

chris clements wrote in post #2894660
All that research undermined in an instant.
I feel and share your shame.

It was a deliberate mistake to wheedle out those foreigners masquerading as true Brits. Well done for spotting it, but unfortunately you have exposed your foreign roots as you were not too embarrassed to point out someone else's error.

You hide your self-loathing admirably.

chris clements wrote in post #2894753
You hide your self-loathing admirably.

As my mother used to say "Practice makes perfect"

neil_r wrote in post #2894768
As my mother used to say "Practice makes perfect"

Was that before or after she said "go wash your hands"