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Tolerance levels as you get older...

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Keep those chicken legs of yours covered up mush. they'll frazzle away with all that heat, act like a 20 somin, no change there then šŸ™„
It's corking here hope not to wet there chicken legs looking tanned......ave it, welsh bar tonight for the game
 
Since we've touched on grammar....
Unecessary apostrophes, e.g. for plurals
"To" and "too" useage
"Your" instead of "you are/you're"
"Of" instread of "have"
In speech, "like" used frequently ("It was like", "then I like", etc.). Perfectly ok to say at the end e.g. "I told him to piss off like"!

Otherwise I am a very tolerant old sod.
 
Since we've touched on grammar....
Unecessary apostrophes, e.g. for plurals
"To" and "too" useage
"Your" instead of "you are/you're"
"Of" instread of "have"
In speech, "like" used frequently ("It was like", "then I like", etc.). Perfectly ok to say at the end e.g. "I told him to piss off like"!

Otherwise I am a very tolerant old sod.
I will add the point about people (usually from the sporting world) being interviewed on TV who start the answer to a question with ā€œyeah noā€.

Come on then, is it a yes or a no? Winds me up just a little bit.
 
I will add the point about people (usually from the sporting world) being interviewed on TV who start the answer to a question with ā€œyeah noā€.

Come on then, is it a yes or a no? Winds me up just a little bit.
'Do you know what I mean?' gets me. Yes I know what you mean you fuckwit.

Oh and a new one to boil my piss. 'You're joking me'. You're joking is quite sufficient thank you.

In general terms, we are just becoming - have become - American. I'm quite looking forward to death.
 
Since we've touched on grammar....
Unecessary apostrophes, e.g. for plurals
"To" and "too" useage
"Your" instead of "you are/you're"
"Of" instread of "have"
In speech, "like" used frequently ("It was like", "then I like", etc.). Perfectly ok to say at the end e.g. "I told him to piss off like"!

Otherwise I am a very tolerant old sod.
My Grammar is fucking awful, l freely admit it, but lm a practical man with many skills and technical qualifications, so l think lm in entitled to a pass šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚
 
My Grammar is fucking awful, l freely admit it, but lm a practical man with many skills and technical qualifications, so l think lm in entitled to a pass šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚
Or as my brother used to say ā€œI’m not very bright, but I can’t half lift thingsā€.
 

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