Boots, chav, and pushchair....

There is also the z/s thing. Realise/realize, organise/organize etc.

When i went to Florida almost everyone i said 'cheers' to pissed themselves. I didn't get why, barely anyone here says thanks, it's ALWAYS cheers :shrug:

Why, what does "Cheers" mean in america??

We say it when we raise our glass to one another.

Oh, we do that too, but it means "Thanks" aswell :haha:

I never knew that it meant "thanks", and I used to see people use it on B&B and wonder quite what they meant. Finally I got it :haha:. I like it used in that way. :)
 
lol at this thread :rofl: us uk ladies really are quite mad. now you canadian ladies have pointed out i wonder why the hell we do call our trunk of cars boots :shrug:

the front is the bonnet & the rear is the boot: i figure its like the top & bottom clothing items on a person?! :shrug: might b totally wrong tho!!
 
I have to admit I used to dress like a chav when I was like 14 and hang round with loads of chavs got bored after about a year though prob cuz I had a house party and a bunch of the theiving *******s stole from me so that was the end of them days lmao plus I couldnt stand cider, I only wear trackies round the house or up the horse yard now lol
 
LOVE this thread. i am fascinated by america and all the differences!
 
i was a huge chav :blush: i had a naf co 54 coat, and a sprayway(you were 'it' if you had a real sprayway haha) and i tucked my pants in my socks....so glad i dont have the photos :lol:
 
ooh!!!
Ive just thought of another one, that im sure all the american ladies on here find hilarious!

We call a cigarette a fag, often used in the sentence "Im just nipping out for a fag!", whereas in america i gather "fag" is a (not particularly nice) name for a gay bloke?
 
Oh yes, the north american "fag" is a really nasty name to call someone who is gay. People also call each other "fags" for fun, kind of making fun of someone "your such a fag".

Don't lump us all in with American's though, there's a ton of differences between Canadians, UK-ers and American's too!
 
Ooh, by watching "Britains got Talent" tonight, I learnt that you must not have Lollipop Ladies in the US, because David Hasselhoff thought a Lollipop Lady was a lady who stood on the street giving out lollies! :rofl:
 
LMAO! i have just read all this and am aching from laughing. lol

i love the differnce between the areas of the uk, ive met people who dont know what a numpty is......

lol, or ninny, noggin and nonce. lol

just thought i would mention a plonker is an affectionate term for an idiot.

How about a chip butty?

and having a brew...

or mashing the tea

or its a bit parky out there...

hey whats wrong with a croggy? what does anyone else call it? LMAO
 
LMAO! i have just read all this and am aching from laughing. lol

i love the differnce between the areas of the uk, ive met people who dont know what a numpty is......

lol, or ninny, noggin and nonce. lol

just thought i would mention a plonker is an affectionate term for an idiot.

How about a chip butty?

and having a brew...

or mashing the tea

or its a bit parky out there...

hey whats wrong with a croggy? what does anyone else call it? LMAO

:rofl: We use all of those terms, apart from a "croggy". Whats one of those?
 
giving someone a lift on your bike! lol
im always calling Amy a noggin or a numpty lol, do you call a roll a roll or a bap?
 
well ive never heard that one before!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
giving someone a lift on your bike! lol
im always calling Amy a noggin or a numpty lol, do you call a roll a roll or a bap?

We would call a "croggy" a "backie" lol.
Erm I would call a bread roll - a bun.:haha:
 
i love the way keith lemmon says' thats bang tidy, that! lol
 
We call a bread roll a "cob" and a ride on a bike is a "backy" X
 

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