Northwest Fishing Reports

How come in what language do we want to read is "Brittish-English ? Why not American english. I thought we got rid of the british in 1776?

Not following you at all Ralphie? I think it might be your English, lol.

I was going through the member updates. In the updates it asks "What Languge do you want the text in"? the only choice states British-English. I took offense to assuming I want British English. I want my text in American English , Hebrew, French ,Spanish .I didnt want British Mate. Ehhh. You bloody blokes.

Bloody Amercan wanker.......pisser!

Can't trust the Brits, they sell dog fish as rock salmon! LOL
From wikipedia: "In England this and other dogfish are sold in fish and chip shops as "rock salmon"

I know Sickbayer must have a comment on this..... although he may be Welsh? (Sorry mate, not having ever met you)

jolly good show, this forum business, ay what?

Cor Blimey well Rac lets not have a barney on that but i will say i get really pissed off when i have to spell stuff like labour labor, colour color and tyre tire i even had to explain to my kids what a fortnight was?! Ive never come across the feature your talking about but here is some useful British slang...Since I know you really love us!
Arse - your bum
Bell-end- good way to insult some bloke
berk- another insulting way to address a cockney who is a (guy from London)( Scouse would be from Liverpool, Scallie would be from Manchester, and A Taff would be Welsh) there is so many more....
Bollocks- best way to say oops
The Dogs Bollocks- this is the ultimate compliment
The gooiles- somewhere where you DO NOT want to be kicked
Brass monkeys- So cold its cold enough to freeze the balls of a brass monkey
Bugger - another word for oops
bugger off- piss off
Pissed- intoxicated
Gaffer- Mike Carey

LOL i could go on and on,.... Anyways Wonder if there is any other folks on this site who are from UK or even Europe?

My ancestors came from UK and Europe many years ago. Does that count?

zen leecher wrote:My ancestors came from UK and Europe many years ago. Does that count?

In that case your all from there ha..

Well Im not gonna learn another language. I'll use the universal sign language which is most commonly known as the middle finger. That ,anyone understands.Even the Limeys

racfish wrote:Well Im not gonna learn another language. I'll use the universal sign language which is most commonly known as the middle finger. That ,anyone understands.Even the Limeys

I hope your not calling me a limey now?

Gaffer - thank goodness you're using the British definition - you are, right? I'm not ready to be considered an old man (not that there's anything wrong with that).

I hope not, as I'm OLD .