
'Do you sell focaccia?'- 'What did you say?' - 'Focaccia.' - 'I think you should leave now.' - 'Pervert.'
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'Do you sell focaccia?'- 'What did you say?' - 'Focaccia.' - 'I think you should leave now.' - 'Pervert.'
A Yankee in Dixie: 'What in blue blazes is a 'tunerfish' sam' wich?'
'I'm a mockney - gey me aaahht of ere!'
'You've got with drawl symptoms. I'm afraid you're...a southerner.'
"Would you relax? All you guys are so tense. I just wanted to tell you to your face how enigmatic I find you."
Why we need poetry. . .
'the selling of seashells by the seashore was sluggish.'
'I don't like to brag, but I'm the guy who coined the phrase, 'Honey, I'm Home'.'
Shrewsbury - pronunciation
"So I'm like, doesn't anyone speak proper English any more?"
Scouse For Beginners
Reading: Phonics. Using phonics, you learn to read by the sounds of letters. Any questions? Yes. Why does "phonics" begin with "p-h" and not with "f"?
"'Parent' should always be an action verb."
'It says here you can talk trash in five languages.'
A Semicolon.
"I detect an accent – money?"
"For today's lesson, you're going to teach me about pronouns."
Apostrophe. . . Apostropher
"What does 'inexplicable' mean..?"
'The rozzer in the dorp had never seen a quod.'
Family.
"It's just force of habit. When I say 'cavemen' I of course mean 'cavepersons'."
Cowboy on horse sees diretion sign for 'thataway'.
'And is this young lady your fiasco, Mr. Jones?'
"I know it's a foreign book...but I'm reading it with a local accent."
'Mom! - Jeffrey just said a DADDY word!!'
''Pop'? In my part of the country they're called a 'Soda-Tart'.'
More animal grammar. Fetch! Dingo. Dingoing. Dingone.
'The ocker dared to call her bortz a jargoon.'
Werewolves of London, Ontario
'Returning from the klong he bruited the anableps.'
Computer Speak: 'Beware!...There is no such thing as a 'free launch'.'
"All the letters in the alphabet are one-syllable words. Tell that to "W"."
"My pronouns are ugh/argh."
'My course covers all the dead languages.'
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