... and now I'm hungry and want breakfast.
You crazy north Americans and your waffles for breakfast, us Brits eat crumpet!
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You crazy north Americans and your waffles for breakfast, us Brits eat crumpet!
(I'm sorry!)
You crazy north Americans and your waffles for breakfast, us Brits eat crumpet!
(I'm sorry!)
Arr but crumpet can mean she's a bit of all right same as totty or she's a nice bit of fluff
Nope not frosty as i understand your taking the piste,but what i wanna know is other words for say you looked out the window you would say " oh look it's been ......." get my drift?
be like what????
so what's this then pick on neil night?? ( and yes i understand what you mean by frazl'd )
very funny
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give us a break guys all i want to know are sayings/words that would replace the word snow if someone was to say something like " oh look it ....... overnight "
Personally, I'd say "It's bloody snowed", as I don't like the stuff. Where I live though it's pronounced more as snerr, as in 'There's nerr snerr on the rerrd.'
Hope that's helped a bit.
Personally, I'd say "It's bloody snowed", as I don't like the stuff. Where I live though it's pronounced more as snerr, as in 'There's nerr snerr on the rerrd.'
Hope that's helped a bit.
thank you i know i asked for all the piss taking when i said i didn't know any other words for snow,but thats all i meant
If so, you're comparing apples and oranges. The link given previously specifies that, while there are several words in the Innuit language that refer to snow, the definitions of them do not literally fit into your phrase "oh look it ________ overnight."
Of the 32 listed, the definitions include various types of snow, avalanche, a description of snow on clothes, etc.