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edosan wrote:
Jim Thompson wrote:
Jam wrote:
Lucky you! Where did you go, out of interest? London?
London, Birmingham and Manchester. I must admit I was hardly what you would call immersed. Maybe if I hung out in a bar in Manchester I would have gotten a dose.
I think the Ozzie fella may've just been a right arsehole; he did have eyes like a snake, as I recall. That was the only even miniscule bummer I had in NZ. The hardest part of that trip was keeping to my itinerary, as Kiwis were constantly trying to drag me home to feed me a 'Proper Kiwi Roast' , and I've never been to Midlands England, but I was treated very well in the UK. I was on a bicycle, which always makes a difference, I think.
Calling him a bummer might have exarcerbated the situation, I don't know about Oz and NZ, but it has a slightly different meaning for brits!...
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Jam wrote:
edosan wrote:
Jim Thompson wrote:
London, Birmingham and Manchester. I must admit I was hardly what you would call immersed. Maybe if I hung out in a bar in Manchester I would have gotten a dose.I think the Ozzie fella may've just been a right arsehole; he did have eyes like a snake, as I recall. That was the only even miniscule bummer I had in NZ. The hardest part of that trip was keeping to my itinerary, as Kiwis were constantly trying to drag me home to feed me a 'Proper Kiwi Roast' , and I've never been to Midlands England, but I was treated very well in the UK. I was on a bicycle, which always makes a difference, I think.
Calling him a bummer might have exarcerbated the situation, I don't know about Oz and NZ, but it has a slightly different meaning for brits!...
I didn't call him anything...
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No, I know, hence the "might". Just thought it would be an interesting point, seeing as we were on the topic of slang.
Sounds like maybe you should have called him something!
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