So, I'm kinda fascinated by the things British people say, their little sayings and words, here we shall discuss those words and sayings, lol....I'm really interested to hear the Brits chime in on this one.....I mean my comments in the nicest and most light hearted way, Im just poking a little bit of fun at sayings and words I find to be kind of funny.... So, Cheerio lads...

"She's a right ballbreaker isnt she"... As opposed to a 'wrong' ball breaker? or a Left ball breaker? a middle ball breaker?

"I fancy her" .. Who the hell says that, even in England? It's like, the queerest word one could possibly think of to say they like something...

"All you YANKS and your guns" Still bitter about getting our asses kicked in 1776 are we? What does that even mean, a 'yank'....

"Thats quite a nice piece of a kit idnt it" Guys, the word is GEAR, EQUIPMENT, whatever, a kit is something thats like, ya know, in a box with a bunch of accessories. Yet you guys refer to really nice guns, cars, etc, as "kit," it makes no sense to me.

"He's a real tosser" really? what does he toss? footballs? baseballs? etc?

Ahhh, and then three of my biggest gripes on how you guys pronounce stuff.... NIKON Cameras are pronounced 'NAI-KOHN" not "NICK KON", and a Nissan car is pronounced NEE-SAHN, not NISS-SAN, and Aluminum is ALUM IN NUMB, not ALUM INIOM.


Jolly Good, Cheerio, carry on lads.....