The Kount ate a Butty is now nackered and needs a kip and will get one when he gets back to his digs.
Well I have been learning a lot of English since I have been
here. Of course most people know that Americans and the English
have many different words most of it slang. There are numerous
dictionaries and books depicting the differences in the use of
our common language so I wont get into translating different words.
But
I do want to touch on one word that really caught me
by surprise. That word is "sort".
The English use this word in many contexts. Americans use the
word only one way
To clarify the arrangement of something.
England's usage:
To express a task--------------------- The message is ready for
you to type, would you please sort it.
I can't do it now; I will sort it later for you.
In place of the word "figure"------- Everyone sorts
that out at an early age.
To intimidate ------------------------ You will be sorted!
In place of the word "Eureka!" --- Sorted!
In place of the word "Finished" -- Sorted!
The picture I sent is one that it seems every northern English
person can recognize
Blackpool.
Blackpool is a city on the West Coast of England and has a reputation
as a resort town with a wild nightlife. It has been said that
if the sun would shine in Blackpool there would be no reason to
take vacations in Florida.
That reminds me
There
have been innumerable people telling me that when visiting America
they only go to Florida. I am starting to believe there are more
English in Florida than Americans. So I make a motion to rename
the state to Floridashire.
Do I hear a second?
The Kount