It works fine in Spain I believe.Weird, you ask for 'Full English' in a foreign country and then you're surprised that they don't know what the fuck you're talking about
When I first moved to East Yorkshire, I was working on a production line chatting to a few of the ladies who were intrigued about my accent. A lad was clearly peeved that I was getting some attention and thought he'd have a go.
"Why - where are you from?"
I explained that I was from Manchester and had come here working initially but had moved to stay with my partner.
"It's shit there."
I was a bit shocked at his reaction and asked him what it was that he thought was shit about Manchester. I was genuinely intrigued why he'd say this and wondered if he'd had a bad experience or whatever. I asked him why he thought the whole city was shit.
"I went there for a weekend a few months ago but didn't know anyone."
I presume you have all seen Sky news today? The scrolling news at the bottom states that police are seeking information after an armed robbery on a lorry at junction 18 of the M1. 5 million pounds worth of apple products have been stolen...... That's a hell of a lot a cider and pies,..............
No this is in the correct thread, trust me it was said.
OK now you have admitted I will as well, that was me and to be fair Mrs Mist just looked at me but never said a word.Me and Mrs Flyer heard that on the radio. £5m of apple juice and apple pies? Then the penny dropped that the newsreader meant Apple electrical products
One of the great mysteries of life. Travel to a foreign country and go to an English pub and eat English food....very strangeIt works fine in Spain I believe.
Probably one of the main reasons English is the most widely spoken languages on the planet. Whenever they moved abroad, English speakers, would not compromise on what would be the lingua franca (English) wherever they lived. We’re a very insular breed.One of the great mysteries of life. Travel to a foreign country and go to an English pub and eat English food....very strange
Not insular....we occupied half the world. Maybe conservative, stick in the muds, or arrogantly believe our way is best.Probably one of the main reasons English is the most widely spoken languages on the planet. Whenever they moved abroad, English speakers, would not compromise on what would be the lingua franca (English) wherever they lived. We’re a very insular breed.
Yeah, maybe wrong choice of word. Yours is certainly better.Not insular....we occupied half the world. Maybe conservative, stick in the muds, or arrogantly believe our way is best.
You can add many nationals who do the exact same,One of the great mysteries of life. Travel to a foreign country and go to an English pub and eat English food....very strange
Believe ???? ;-)Not insular....we occupied half the world. Maybe conservative, stick in the muds, or arrogantly believe our way is best.
Or aiming them at iconic buildings on their waterfront.Fireworks...stupidity from start to finish.
sorry forgot to add the caveat unless scousers are firing them off outside our grand during a 4:0 battering. Then its just hi-jinx
But more sensible than going in the Irish bar where beer is usually more expensive to look at a few Guinness mirrors.One of the great mysteries of life. Travel to a foreign country and go to an English pub and eat English food....very strange
Having identified it from a rather unappetising photo.One of the great mysteries of life. Travel to a foreign country and go to an English pub and eat English food....very strange