People who ask (or did when coffee shops used to be open) for a laaaaate. I've even heard northerners say it. The a is a short vowel making it latte rhyming with twatty.
Adding insult to injury those who prefix this with "Can I get..."
Quite right. It's Insta all the way for me. RJbyDesign if anyone wants to check out avocado on toast and some dead cute pictures of foxes. That's the vulpine variety in case you all got excited.People who just have to tell you what they are having for dinner and posting photos to show you
On Twitter
Ffs
Quite right, LB. If you ask an Italian waiter or barman for a caffe con "laaaahtay" they won't have a clue what you mean. And if I were serving in a cafe or bar etc and someone said to me "can I get" I'd say, "No, that's all right, I'll get it for you. You stay here."
I know you did, but a roll of the dice really, your 7-11 reference was craps and at odds with your point.I did know that, my point being the way they have changed the month and day round for no good reason. I highlighted the terrible tragedy to show how stupid it now sounds.
And last night she insisted on watching BGT. Sure as night follows day 20 minutes in she went up to bed. At least she did it in good time for me to watch a couple of films.My Mrs will go to the bog and I'll say "do you want me to pause it" she says no, it's OK and then comes back downstairs and ask me if anything has happened.
Makes me want to throttle her.
Indeed! Latte an Italian word meaning ‘milk’ and is pronounced “lat”(as in bay cat mat...twat) with an “e” at the end. Latte. It actually couldn’t be any easier as every letter in the word is pronounced as it phonetically sounds.People who ask (or did when coffee shops used to be open) for a laaaaate. I've even heard northerners say it. The a is a short vowel making it latte rhyming with twatty.
'Red sauce'....its Tomato sauce fuckin peasant....
No red sauce on a match day!Any proper Mancunian knows it's red sauce.
Rag.