That silly Queen and her english.

Ben O.
Ben O. | Homepage | 24.09.07 - 11:42 am | #

To be fair, Stuart (and am I ever anything but...), she recognised her confusion straight away. But this fairness I pride myself on, well... sometimes it deserts me.
Fence, come on now. We don't want to start insulting more people around the world.
Hoss, I'll try and make an appearance for Halloween, but you might not recognise me.
livewire - i like the gecko too. Although walking it every evening sounds like way too much of a commitment.
anne | Homepage | 23.09.07 - 11:33 pm | #

Holy bollocks, mate. Ain't arse a cockney blighty bugger? Or some words like that.

Anyway, it is delightful you have decided to b**g once again. Now, see you sometime in October?
Old Horsetail Snake | Homepage | 21.09.07 - 9:15 pm | #

I can highly recommend the word "Bollocks", too.

Nice to see you again, young lady!
Mike Davis | Homepage | 21.09.07 - 8:35 pm | #

Hey... my attack bunny shows up here...cool! (Once again: don't recall ever saying people in the states were overly-intelligent)
livewire | Homepage | 19.09.07 - 5:22 pm | #

I for one am a huge fan of the Geico gecko. I'd like one. That talked, of course. perhaps I'll go buy one and see if he sounds like you?! (I don't recall ever saying people in the states were overly-intelligent...)
livewire | Homepage | 19.09.07 - 5:21 pm | #

Arse, bugger and mate... hmmm, are you sure you aren't an Aussie ;)
Fence | Homepage | 18.09.07 - 5:03 pm | #

Wow.

I have a hard time believing the Gecko's accent is genuine sometimes, but to compare your voice to his?

That's a real achievement of confusion, right there.
Stuart | Homepage | 18.09.07 - 12:20 pm | #

You just got me to google "glottal stop". What a horrible term.
Arse. And bugger, mate :-)
Terri | Homepage | 18.09.07 - 8:10 am | #