Beautiful photos of London. I must say, The Shard Tower certainly has ‘transformed’ the London skyline.
Aerial photographs of London at dawn - Telegraph
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Beautiful photos of London. I must say, The Shard Tower certainly has ‘transformed’ the London skyline.
Aerial photographs of London at dawn - Telegraph
But even the beautiful skyline cannot hide the fact that the British people talk very funny indeed? "Cup of tea suh"!
A bit rich coming from a nation that can't even spell colour correctly :D
In case you didn't know this, our COLORS never run!!!
Paul you got to simplify your life, stop using all those extra letters in words.Quote:
Originally Posted by BRITSKI99
Spell color without the “u” and while you’re at it, spell aluminum like it sounds ^_^;), four syllables - a-lu-mi-num.
When you add that extra “i” to aluminum, you also get an extra syllable--so much work.
Free yourself of all that extra typing/writing -
Simplify my friend - simplify. :cool:
That is so funny! I detest "aluminium" but it is in THEIR dictionary. I guess it's a different flavour for everyone....And the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe...all mimsey were the borgoves and the momraths outgrabe...
Don't even get me started on Chaucer OE
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Originally Posted by mrs767er
Never could figure out what a tove was, although I do know that there’s more than one and that they’re slithy ^_^- beware the jabberwock
Anyone able to rechant that kindastuff needs to get their ever loving scorcery slapped out of them.
So, if I can recite Keats or Shakespeare or lyrics from a song like Pumped Up Kicks (Foster the People) I deserve to be slapped? Who's gonna do it--YOU?Quote:
Originally Posted by 29palms
What about toves??What the heck are borogoves and momraths? and where do I find a wabe??Quote:
Originally Posted by Migflanker
I can guess what slithy means in terms of onomatopoeia!! but how do I outgrabe?