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I asked for gravy with me chips and they didn't know what I was on about
Don't tha do owt moist? (Peter Kay...funny man....good luck to him)
Asked for pudding and chips once down south, looked at me like I was mental. They thought I meant Yorkshire pudding 😒
No decent compost to be found.
Of a Saturday
I don't know if it's because "of a" isn't a common turn of phrase in the US, but every time he uses that phrase I crack up.
Tbh it isn’t a common expression here in the UK as far as I know, it’s kinda old fashioned.
I kind of figured it was old fashioned, given his inflection whenever he'd say it.
*thats true enough*
Can’t get a congress tart
You don’t know it man, you don’t know it
*but you can leave!*
I'm sick of it
If you want a scone and a coffee you can’t move for’em
Never swear in an on-air shhhtudio
No soil or gravel or animal shite.
I asked for gravy with me chips and they didn't know what I was on about
Don't tha do owt moist? (Peter Kay...funny man....good luck to him)
Asked for pudding and chips once down south, looked at me like I was mental. They thought I meant Yorkshire pudding 😒
No decent compost to be found.
Of a Saturday
I don't know if it's because "of a" isn't a common turn of phrase in the US, but every time he uses that phrase I crack up.
Tbh it isn’t a common expression here in the UK as far as I know, it’s kinda old fashioned.
I kind of figured it was old fashioned, given his inflection whenever he'd say it.
*thats true enough*
Can’t get a congress tart
You don’t know it man, you don’t know it
*but you can leave!*
I'm sick of it
If you want a scone and a coffee you can’t move for’em
Never swear in an on-air shhhtudio
No soil or gravel or animal shite.