G
Guest
Guest
I must admit, since I'm someone who loves eating dick...something about the term "spotted dick" just doesn't sound too appetizing..ya know?visionskate said:hmm spoted dick eh...hehehe silly english
lmao
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I must admit, since I'm someone who loves eating dick...something about the term "spotted dick" just doesn't sound too appetizing..ya know?visionskate said:hmm spoted dick eh...hehehe silly english
firestorm71 said:I personally like:
spotted dick n. Okay, let's not get too much into this. "Spotted dick" is basically a sponge cake with raisins in it. And yes, we Brits do use "dick" to mean the same thing Americans do. And yes, we do think this pudding is pretty funny.
First time I heard my grandmother say that, I just about fell off my chair. lmao She of course, didn't understand what I was laughing so hard about.
And, by the way, thanks for the link zschachwitz...now maybe i can understand some of what my grandmother says!!!!![]()
Kalentros said:That's it...you're being tied to the bed...
FINALLY!!!!firestorm71 said:I personally like:
spotted dick n. Okay, let's not get too much into this. "Spotted dick" is basically a sponge cake with raisins in it. And yes, we Brits do use "dick" to mean the same thing Americans do. And yes, we do think this pudding is pretty funny.
First time I heard my grandmother say that, I just about fell off my chair. lmao She of course, didn't understand what I was laughing so hard about.
And, by the way, thanks for the link zschachwitz...now maybe i can understand some of what my grandmother says!!!!![]()
zschachwitz said:"taking the piss" - from "english2american.com":
pissed adj. Drunk. We do not use it alone as a contraction of "pissed off", which means that Americans saying things like "I was really pissed with my boss at work today" leaves Brits wide-eyed. To go out on the piss is to venture out drinking. In what may well be a throwback to the US' use of the word, we use the phrase taking the piss to mean poking fun at someone.
except I'm Australian, but have lived in the UK and in the US, so I don't know where half of my phrases come from! It's also called "taking the mick", just fyi.Kalentros said:That was a better way to put it. Because your "Horny yes, deperate no" comment really came off as being judgemental while getting pissy about others being.
Now I'd actually have to sit down and have a conversation with you before I'd consider if I'd fuck you, but judging from the pictures I saw: I can definately say I'd want to. Pity has nothing to do with it. You're a good lookin' woman. After reading your posts I wouldn't consider it, though. *Shrugs*
You have no idea how devastated I am that you've knocked me off your list of potential fuckbuddies. No. Really. What can I do to win you back.
) - I don't want to spend time with them, either.firestorm71 said:FINALLY!!!!
zschachwitz said:ty: further proof, as if any were needed, that the UK and the USA are two nations separated by a common language
![]()
vetskone said:Uh... thanks for the back-handed compliment?
Hmmm..can we put the floggers away? lolKalentros said:*Starts pulling out the handcuffs and floggers*
firestorm71 said:Hmmm..can we put the floggers away? lol
Hey darlin'! You are a Vision to behold!visionskate said:alo alo hows everyone doing?

*wincing*...just don't break the skin!Kalentros said:*Puts flogger away and pulls out cat-o'-nine'tails*
firestorm71 said:*wincing*...just don't break the skin!
firestorm71 said:*wincing*...just don't break the skin!
*shrugs* how the hell would I know?...never been used on me before! LOLKalentros said:*Raises eyebrow* Someone actually broke skin on you with one of these? Man did they really not know how to use it.
Had to be private school! Though some people I know would have probably gotten bad marks on purpose!zschachwitz said:one of my school teachers had a cat o' nine tails, and used it when we got too many crap homework marks.![]()
Bastard

firestorm71 said:Had to be private school! Though some people I know would have probably gotten bad marks on purpose!![]()
LOL Kids today would probably turn the tables and start using that thing on the teacher! Kids scare me today...specially since I have one who's approaching the teen years. I don't envy her and what she's about to face.zschachwitz said:a UK state school.
we were only 14/15 at the time.....
I think kids today are more streetwise about that sort of thing than we were in the late '50s
BTW - make of this what you will - I now speak and understand German better than I otherwise might have. Cause or effect?
firestorm71 said:LOL Kids today would probably turn the tables and start using that thing on the teacher! Kids scare me today...specially since I have one who's approaching the teen years. I don't envy her and what she's about to face.
I bet you are pretty adept at German now...with that type of threat looming, I'd probably speak German better than a German would! I, however, took Spanish in a public school and now can't say or understand anything more than Hola! lmao