English-to-American Dictionary

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Todd Pettinger
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English-to-American Dictionary

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For all us "across the pond'ers" who have a difficult time understanding some of the UK folks, I found a great site today!!! :cool:

The English to American Dictionary Quite humourous actually!

Have fun with the translations!

Todd
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Alan C.
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Am I missing somethig?
Us folk over this side...who invented the language (The clue is in the name)...need to learn how you Buggers have abused it!!! :roll:

"I need to lie on that couch in the Dark room with the pills again, Dear!" :D
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Andy Velebil
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Ahh very cool Tood, now I can understand what those bounders are talking about while they have their spotted dick at tea and we spend all day taking the piss out of them! :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Luc Gauthier
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Phylloxera : A louse is a louse is a louse .
Whether It's the Napa valley or Bordeaux .
I'm still annoyed at the fact that the French still think we Quebekers screwed up the French language .Maudit de marde !!

Luc
Vintage avant jeunesse/or the other way around . . .
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