Across the pondisms

America has to get a king and queen. we're missing out on some fun.

And question for the English here, Do America's Royals get scoffed at unless they have hemophilia?

@earl-of-trumps said
America has to get a king and queen. we're missing out on some fun.

And question for the English here, Do America's Royals get scoffed at unless they have hemophilia?

@moonbus said
I reckon you can have Harry and Meghan. The Brits don't want them anymore.

@moonbus said
I reckon you can have Harry and Meghan. The Brits don't want them anymore.

TTQ

i was saluted this morning with this and when i queried the meaning i was informed it was "To The Queen"
as in raising a glass to the monarch, the sovereign

i have such respect for this loyalty

@rookie54 said
TTQ

i was saluted this morning with this and when i queried the meaning i was informed it was "To The Queen"
as in raising a glass to the monarch, the sovereign

i have such respect for this loyalty

@earl-of-trumps said
America has to get a king and queen. we're missing out on some fun.

And question for the English here, Do America's Royals get scoffed at unless they have hemophilia?

@yo-its-me said
I've never heard TTQ!
We say cheers, bottoms up or enjoy.

How about:
kick the bucket
Buy the farm

-Removed-

@indonesia-phil said
Buy the farm??

@very-rusty said
Same as kick the bucket!

-VR

And of course we haven't got into cockney rhyming slang yet.

Here's a couple off the top;

'Skin and blister' (sister)
'Plates of meat' (feet)
'Trouble and strife' (wife)
'Dog and bone' ('phone)

@moonbus said
I reckon you can have Harry and Meghan. The Brits don't want them anymore.

@indonesia-phil said
After which one would be 'pushing up the daisies', being as 'dead as a doornail.'

'It just isn't cricket.' If something is underhand/unfair/generally unwholesome.

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