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[Mitch]

Martin Tabony...

Glad your bit of light heartedness was not taken to seriously!!!!!!
Liked the A1 taxi bit. I think, if your from the North or just live there, army humour mixed with northrn humour is too much sometimes for many people. I have learned that in many situations
Mitch

;315158]I've heard it said that a British square would stand it's ground, because the squadies were more scarred of their sergeants than any enemy. I totaly understand![/QUOTE]

 

[Scott]

Funny, lately I've been watching DVDs of "British" movies with the subtitles on.

 

[Martin Tabony]

Martin Tabony...

Glad your bit of light heartedness was not taken to seriously!!!!!!
Liked the A1 taxi bit. I think, if your from the North or just live there, army humour mixed with northrn humour is too much sometimes for many people. I have learned that in many situations
Mitch

;315158]I've heard it said that a British square would stand it's ground, because the squadies were more scarred of their sergeants than any enemy. I totaly understand!

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A Geordie born and bred, which makes English my second language!

Martin. Howay the lads!

 

[Martin Tabony]

Funny, lately I've been watching DVDs of "British" movies with the subtitles on.

British dialects can be a bit difficult to understand, the accent changes every ten miles or so.

Martin

 

[OzDigger]

British dialects can be a bit difficult to understand, the accent changes every ten miles or so.

Martin

There are no regional accents in Australia but there is some variation in terms used, for example in Queensland a suitcase is often called a port.

 

[Mitch]

Martin....

Same here which, means we could have a conversation on here and very few would know what we were talking about. As long as its the Mags I am with you there?
Mitch

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A Geordie born and bred, which makes English my second language!

Martin. Howay the lads![/QUOTE]