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Wife making me close the laptop "stop playing your dumb pacific game!"[:(]

What, you haven't heard the game's "unplayable"?

Hi all,

Good morning!


Leo "Apollo11"

Good morning gents.

Good morning

Morning tithe[&o]

Good Friday mornig - Tithe. [&o][&o][&o]

Is it " Good night from me, and good night from the RAF" ?

Good afternoon gents. [:)]  I'm back from not so sunny Canada. [8D]

That was a quick trip, Martin.  [:)]

OK.  Nobody write anything funny, witty, interesting, informative, WitP related, or non-WitP related today.  I have a lot of work to do and I can't have all you chaps distracting me all day.  [:D]

New Page. [8D]

ORIGINAL: USS America

That was a quick trip, Martin.  [:)]

The ones to good places always are [:D] We didn't get away from the jet until about 2200 [:(]

ORIGINAL: USS America

OK.  Nobody write anything funny, witty, interesting, informative, WitP related, or non-WitP related today.  I have a lot of work to do and I can't have all you chaps distracting me all day.  [:D]

Well it hasn't happened yet, so you should be okay.

Seeing as most of you guys are foreign...  Does anyone know why foreigners feel the need to try and talk to British people in an (poor) impression of a British accent? [&:]

ORIGINAL: Dixie

Seeing as most of you guys are foreign...  Does anyone know why foreigners feel the need to try and talk to British people in an (poor) impression of a British accent? [&:]

I suppose it beats talking louder and slower in the vain hope of making foreigners understand you.

ORIGINAL: sprior

ORIGINAL: Dixie

Seeing as most of you guys are foreign...  Does anyone know why foreigners feel the need to try and talk to British people in an (poor) impression of a British accent? [&:]

I suppose it beats talking louder and slower in the vain hope of making foreigners understand you.

That's how we talk to them, they should get their own way of communicating with foreign types [:'(]

ORIGINAL: Dixie

ORIGINAL: sprior

ORIGINAL: Dixie

Seeing as most of you guys are foreign...  Does anyone know why foreigners feel the need to try and talk to British people in an (poor) impression of a British accent? [&:]

I suppose it beats talking louder and slower in the vain hope of making foreigners understand you.

That's how we talk to them, they should get their own way of communicating with foreign types [:'(]

They do. They use their hands.

ORIGINAL: AW1Steve

ORIGINAL: Dixie

ORIGINAL: sprior




I suppose it beats talking louder and slower in the vain hope of making foreigners understand you.

That's how we talk to them, they should get their own way of communicating with foreign types [:'(]

They do. They use their hands.

I thought they were just waving [&:]

ORIGINAL: Dixie

Seeing as most of you guys are foreign...  Does anyone know why foreigners feel the need to try and talk to British people in an (poor) impression of a British accent? [&:]

You're right, but I don't know why. I just know that, for some reason, it's very easy to slip into an "imitating" mode when talking to you British guys. I do that, just as I slip into some horrible "american" accent when I speak to a US native.

Hi all,

ORIGINAL: Dixie

Seeing as most of you guys are foreign...  Does anyone know why foreigners feel the need to try and talk to British people in an (poor) impression of a British accent? [&:]

What do you mean MArtin?

BTW, I was always told that I speak with American accent (and not British) in all accoasions... [:D]


Leo "Apollo11"