It is, kind of like when South Africans say "I'll do it just now" except that "just now " can mean in the next minute, next week, next month, or in ten years XDSo, is that something you'd say if you were being nagged? "I'll do it now in a minute"?
I didn' kno' this definition existed, I jus' cwtch!
From Mock the Week:
Oh my God XDFrom Mock the Week:
—The answer is: six. What is the question?
—Is it, "What do men in New Zealand think about every six seconds?"
How's it pronounced again?
nor after a cwtch you ain'! your dad wouldn' kno' wha' to think, with me beatin' up your mam and cwtchin' you. is he friend or foe?"Cootch"
I'm as cold as the slate that covers the sides of the mountains up here
That's cool, though.
Just gotta warm up a wee bit now, and you'll have it all.
My (old) friend looked at me like I'd offended her great ancestors when I once made a noodle butty in front of her little boy; he started to copy me and she didn't want him picking up bad habits!
make me a chippy one!
I've never tried that, but I would in a heartbeat. What's it like?
As the always-eloquent Stephen Fry once said: "Anyone who thinks swearing has anything to do with poor vocabulary or lack of interest in language is a f*cking lunatic."
I like it personally. I mean, it's full of starch and carbs, but being a Scot I'm sure you'd be fineI never tried that, but I would in a heartbeat. What's it like?
As the always-eloquent Stephen Fry once said: "Anyone who thinks swearing has anything to do with poor vocabulary or lack of interest in language is a f*cking lunatic."
(Or words to that effect.)
It's just nice the way the noodles make the butter melt on the bread, but you have to be quick at eating it though because the bread goes soft and the noodles start to slither out...
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