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Published: 2007-02-17 03:54:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 1876; Favourites: 37; Downloads: 14
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I learned from the best. The tele.
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Hahah! I love it.
Ogglebottom's the name, tea tottling's my game!
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how does one tottle tea?
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It took me a while to find the spelling...
[link]
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ha awesome!
:glances at the novia scotia comment:
your canadian is showing!
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Man, you have all the comments on this one. Nice job.
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oh gosh if i had a nickel everytime i heard that...
oh....
what the picture?
yeah its ok i guess...
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it has been broughted :snap:snap:
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^__^ friggin thanks dude!!!
XDDDD
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merci bein, mec
ah les britanniques sont tel ridicules!
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I think this is even more proof that England rocks!
xx
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Your work never ceases to amaze me!
But us english folk dont all drink tea n speak like that
.....
Now excuse me while i go n get me some cream crackers n go n play crouqet!
Cheerio
XD
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^___^
my mom's family is british and the older folk would make fun of people who liked weak tea. it was hilarious...
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Lol. Now it all comes together.
That happened at my friends house like 12 years ago. His family had a friend round and they were laughing at him coz he said the tea was qoute "a bit strong". I was like "whats up?" seeing as it pretty much tastes the same to me then they looked at me like i was mad. I never went back again.
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see, you feelin where im comin from now!
im not much of a tea enthusiast myself. im a disgrace to the family
i do like green tea and spiced chai tho...
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Hahah, so sophisticatedly splendid, my friend; very well done.
^_^
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OH NO! You actually drew it! XD
This is great stuff, Squirrel 
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oooh thats right i WENT there
maybe i'll make this a little bit that i do...
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haha, sounds fun
What on earth am I saying? Heh, its uh, definately English...ish... but from what century?
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well technically speaking, this century..
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oooh thats.... that's.....
XP i don't know that character
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check my most recent poll
XD
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bloody hell mate, I'd like a bit of what he's drinking*and you remembered to always extend the pinky* good show man it's awesome
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just a cuppa, mate
^__^
cheers!
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JOLLY GOOD! this is simply splendid! I simply MUST add this to the list of things i enjoy the most!
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I must say that you'd look rather dashing with a monocle adorning your attire.
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my specacles are in the writing desk in the cottage in ipswitch, sad to say!
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Oh baulderdash and pish posh, your spectacles are not necessary at this date and time.
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Spot o tea before we hop across the pond?
Real English Sayings: Can I borrow a rubber? (may I borrow an ereaser?) What time would you like me to knock you up? (What time would you like your wake-up call? (Like in a hotel.))
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LOL! Ok we do call erasers rubbers but I have never asked/ heard someone ask to be knocked up! XD
xx
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i remember the first time someone asked me for a fag
i thought " what the hell do you need one of those for? "
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HAHAHA! So funny! The best thing is what Eddie Izzard said when in the US:
"You say 'erbs and we say herbs... because theres a f**cking "h" in it!"
xx
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haha i dont know if he said it like this but i cracks me up when people say "haych" for h in stead of "aych". there an irish bloke that runs a pub up the road and he does a quiz night there. he says haych. its a riot...
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