Thread: Things the average American takes for granted- but you can't in England
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Old 10-22-2007, 04:12 AM TheREALSirMartin is offline     #10 (permalink)
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Either I missed a post or the US/UK language barrier is more serious than I thought. Did the cat say something?
No he didn't. Equally baffled I'm afraid; did I blink and miss something? Or have one of us Brits inadvertently said something unsuitable? If so, I apologise, but can't for the life of me see what it was.

A new thread on English/American language differences may be in order)
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