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Warhead
wonders
15 years ago
why Americans say, 'Tell me about it,' when they mean 'DON'T tell me about it.'
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tingly
says
15 years ago
yeah, tell me about it
Warhead
says
15 years ago
no, I shan't.
tingly
says
15 years ago
way to go!
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Loli
says
15 years ago
this made me laugh a lot.
Warhead
wonders
15 years ago
if there are any British expressions that annoy my friends in the USA.
tingly
says
15 years ago
The English say 'boot' when they clearly mean 'trunk'.
tingly
says
15 years ago
and 'bonnet' for 'hood'. I never noticed the similarity in words for this one before. huh.
Warhead
says
15 years ago
and we say mudguard when you say 'fender.'
Warhead
says
15 years ago
and we say 'ariel' when you say 'Aunt Anna.'
tingly
says
15 years ago
We have PAVED roads, so it's fender.
I hadn't realized before that fender comes from fend.
Warhead
says
15 years ago
actually, we mostly say 'wing' rather than 'mudguard' these days. And that makes no sense, either.
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