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Although this is not a funny news article, the reference to British curse just made me :yh_giggle, is it only us British that say 'Bloody'? I mean I just can't bloody believe it



He told the clerk, "All right, give me all your bloody money right now," according to Detective Gary Hammer. Although he spoke with a British accent and used "bloody,'' generally a British term considered a curse, Hammer said he had doubts the robber was actually from Great Britain.



Full article ... (the comments written in by readers are pretty bloody amusing too - click on read comments at bottom)

http://www.mcall.com/news/local/all-rob ... b01_layout

It's the town names that get me. One minute it's Nazerath in Palestine then the next they're talking about Belfast in northern Ireland next door to Turkey. I'd to go back and read it slowly before it made any sense.

Although this is not a funny news article, the reference to British curse just made me , is it only us British that say 'Bloody'? I mean I just can't bloody believe i


I suppose they mean a swearword rather than a curse. All the best sweary words are british.

:-6

I always thought that the Australians were the ones who added "bloody" to every sentence?

I am afraid that I am one of those long suffering husbands who has to shut off the TV if there is swearing or sex on it.

Doesn't leave me much to watch nowadays - digger.

God Bless

randall

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15/10/2007

gmc;708915 wrote: It's the town names that get me. One minute it's Nazerath in Palestine then the next they're talking about Belfast in northern Ireland next door to Turkey. I'd to go back and read it slowly before it made any sense.

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I suppose they mean a swearword rather than a curse. All the best sweary words are british.


:wah: Try living here and finding your way around :wah:

Someone just posted a comment at bottom of the article claiming all British people stink and never wash :wah: Oh to be loved worldwide ! :wah:

ThePheasant;708967 wrote: :wah: Try living here and finding your way around :wah:


Already did. No thanks.

randall;708945 wrote: :-6

I always thought that the Australians were the ones who added "bloody" to every sentence?

I am afraid that I am one of those long suffering husbands who has to shut off the TV if there is swearing or sex on it.

Doesn't leave me much to watch nowadays - digger.

God Bless

randall

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15/10/2007


Bloody heck, Randall, that's not bloody funny, Mate!!!

ThePheasant;709011 wrote: Someone just posted a comment at bottom of the article claiming all British people stink and never wash :wah: Oh to be loved worldwide ! :wah:


Seriously ..... us Brits are being picked on here. What the bloody heck going on here. Hey you Australians could help you know :wah:

ThePheasant;709049 wrote: Seriously ..... us Brits are being picked on here. What the bloody heck going on here. Hey you Australians could help you know :wah:


Hey, if you're a Brit, you deserve all you get and more.

Chookie;709052 wrote: Hey, if you're a Brit, you deserve all you get and more.


:yh_rotfl ....... okay so you wanna help Pheasy out then buddy, pal :wah:

Strewth - Are we gonna help the Poms or are we on the side of the Haggis, Mag!???

DEEP THOUGHT... Nar, let's clobber them both!!! And scarper with the filthy lucre, right back to the colonies where we wuz transported in the bloody first place.

Okay ya lot of wingeing clueless loser drongo bloody foreigners - give us all your bloody money right now!

:sneaky: