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3/25/2015 2:10:37 PM
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Don't worry mate we don't take it personally.
Especially when we get to jump in the jam jar down the frog and toad to the rub-a-dub, for a few swift sherberts with our china's instead.
English
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And that translates to?
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Translated: Jump in the car and drive down the road to meet my friends in a pub for a few pints!
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Awesome. The original version is way better than the translation..LOVE IT.
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Pmsl XD
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I think cockneys, of which I am one, talk far too quickly :)
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Edited by mid9e77: 3/25/2015 2:46:14 PMI'm from the Midlands and enjoy gaming with any/all nationalities. The group i normally raid with are made up of Americans, Canadians and brits and we rag on each other because of accents and stuff mainly because alot of Americans think that all brits sound like Hugh Grant and that Americans sound like keanu reeves doing a British accent.
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Dude!!
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Have you seen dracular with keanu reeves in? I was disappointed he didn't say "cor blimey dracular dude, those teeth are like, awesome, whoa! "
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Ha! He's pretty cringe worthy *bites fist*
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Yeah, but again most of the Americans I've met through gaming seem to think that all English gamers would sound like Hugh grant, the Irish like liam neeson, the Scottish like Sean Connery and welsh like Anthony Hopkins. Then they get pissy when I say that they sound Canadian, eh?
