Originally posted by forkedknightDepends on your world view I suppose. I thought it was spelt correctly.
You spelled color wrong.
As I write this I watch with paralysed humour my favourite likeable neighbour through the sulphur-coated aluminium-framed window at his labours; he measured the calibre in metres, poured litres of concrete, analysed the odour (it smelt like chilli) and wrote a cheque for the artefact after accidentally getting moustache wax on the arse of his pants. And when he manoeuvred the fish fillet past the tyre in the centre he caught a fibre on the sabre (for which he needs a licence). No offence - it's like an analogue of the theatre. To go on would require a sizeable encyclopaedia of titbits, which may create a furore if I ever took it on an aeroplane.
Sceptically yours.....
Bloody oath that's ace, mate. We'll all be a gum tree if we get cranky and act all figjam when some bloke has a different dialect. It's a big world, with room for Seppos and Pommies and sheilas from the Lucky Country and all sorts of folks. A bit of faith and she'll be apples, so we won't need no standover man to keep the peace.
Originally posted by andrew93There are so many things right about this post, and none of them are spelling 🙂
Depends on your world view I suppose. I thought it was spelt correctly.
As I write this I watch with paralysed humour my favourite likeable neighbour through the sulphur-coated aluminium-framed window at his labours; he measured the calibre in metres, poured litres of concrete, analysed the odour (it smelt like chilli) and wrote a cheque for the artefac ...[text shortened]... titbits, which may create a furore if I ever took it on an aeroplane.
Sceptically yours.....
To the OP, sorry I ruined your puzzle.
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Originally posted by forkedknightSo what was my neighbour/neighbor doing? Maybe that should be a puzzle question. And for a bonus point what is his name? 🙂
There are so many things right about this post, and none of them are spelling 🙂
To the OP, sorry I ruined your puzzle.
How many items in my post differ between commonly used English English and commonly used American English?
Originally posted by talzamirWrong country sorry.....that sounds like Aussie to me. 🙂
Bloody oath that's ace, mate. We'll all be a gum tree if we get cranky and act all figjam when some bloke has a different dialect. It's a big world, with room for Seppos and Pommies and sheilas from the Lucky Country and all sorts of folks. A bit of faith and she'll be apples, so we won't need no standover man to keep the peace.