I can't take this anymore.

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ijjysmith said:
I appear to have hit a nerve.

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Indeed. Nothing short of a total psychological meltdown, an inner re-evaluation of all my mental preconceptions is occurring. A fugue precipitated by the collapse of long cherished paradigms.

Of course, externally, the only sign of my predicament is a slight tremor in my regimental moustache as I spoon mulligatawny between lips; the bowl facing away from me (of course).
 

neonleon said:
Indeed. Nothing short of a total psychological meltdown, an inner re-evaluation of all my mental preconceptions is occurring. A fugue precipitated by the collapse of long cherished paradigms.

Of course, externally, the only sign of my predicament is a slight tremor in my regimental moustache as I spoon mulligatawny between lips; the bowl facing away from me (of course).
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Mulligatawny soup is grim mate.
 

EFCNIK said:
How the hell is my grammar atrocious? It's not the best and I've always had trouble with their and there but it's not that bad you bell! Would you say the same about LCAB? No, so pipe down.
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WRONG !!

When Lcab first started posting his posts were pure riddles of 'Text Street Scouse,' he was rounded on in an instant and when he realised that the majority were from outside the L4 postcode he posted in a language that could be understood.
He could post in a number of languages, all of which would be in the equivalent of The Queens English i.e. Kaisers Deutsch or Charles Aznevoir French, but if he is talking to his mates then he will stick it in a tongue that they understand. What winds me up is the fact that a lot of the common mistakes, the person doesn't actually know that what they are posting is shab, so in effect they actually struggle to speak their own language.

We all have our local dialects and the first time my Scouse Mrs. came for a night in Woolsville, she informed me that whilst we were in the pub and I was conversing with mates she couldn't understand a word, pure foreign to her. We do however realise that in other parts of the country (4 miles away in Warrington) people will struggle with our accents, and so speak English instead when conversing with them or putting something into words
 

[video=youtube;q_qgVn-Op7Q]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_qgVn-Op7Q[/video]

1:20 onwards...

Jesus.... it's easy to forget..... and yet.....
 
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