Thanks for The Memories Accyweb! - Page 2

Ianto.W. · 01-06-2007, 14:22

If you'd have stopped any longer with me Brian. You would have been in no fit state to meet the rest. It's a mean day out with a seasoned old boozer like your's truly, anyway like iv'e said before there is nothing sounds more insincere as a New York shop assistant asking you to "Have a nice day" you should have used the one I taught you "take care"

LancYorkYankee · 01-06-2007, 16:54

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Originally Posted by West Ender

You'll do for me then!

I shoot baseball cap wearers on sight (unless they are under 10 years old - or a baseball player) and forcibly tuck in the shirts of the sartorially impoverished. Thumb-screws are reserved for those who wear trainers with a suit.

Dag West Ender, don't come to America then. I would say at least 50% of all various ages of men can be found with a baseball caps representing their favorite Baseball team or (American) Football team. And 90% will be wearing sneakers, except in winter.

Ianto, (unable to open your PM or wish Entwisi a happy birthday and anniversary), it was nice going to the pub with you. Spreading out the 2 pints made it no worse for wear.

I already most always say "take care." But like I said previously, it means the exact same thing, at least over here, as Have a nice day or even Cheers, Cheerio, Shalom, Avetisain (sp?), See ya later, or even my own personal favorite of late Keep (bloody) Smiling!

Just trying to help y'all (ewwww) get over this disdain and misunderstanding (IMO) of Americans use of H.A.N.D. !

Peace Out!

Brian (of the Glossop/Hadfield Atkin's)

Royboy39 · 01-06-2007, 17:08

I once said to a baseball cap wearing singing American
"Tha saunds like sumbody draggin a fender down ossy"
He walked away scratching his head and stopped singing.
Have a nice day!

West Ender · 01-06-2007, 20:35

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Originally Posted by LancYorkYankee

Dag West Ender, don't come to America then. I would say at least 50% of all various ages of men can be found with a baseball caps representing their favorite Baseball team or (American) Football team. And 90% will be wearing sneakers, except in winter.

Brian (of the Glossop/Hadfield Atkin's)

Well that's it then, I'm not coming!

Billcat · 05-06-2007, 22:11

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Originally Posted by Less

As for "have a nice day", that's not a problem, it's when you add, "you all", to the sentence..."have a nice day, you all". WE ARE NOT "YOU ALL".

Other than that it was really GOOD, (notice, not nice, to meet you).

Funny, it's generally "Y'all!" And, when addressed to a group "All y'all!"

Billcat · 05-06-2007, 22:14

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Originally Posted by West Ender

Well that's it then, I'm not coming!

Sorry to hear of your disfunction!

West Ender · 06-06-2007, 16:50

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Originally Posted by Billcat

Sorry to hear of your disfunction!

Into the Naughty Corner - NOW!

MargaretR · 06-06-2007, 16:58

It irritates me when they say 'you guys' - that is incorrect 50% of the time

SPUGGIE J · 06-06-2007, 19:22

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Originally Posted by [email protected]

It irritates me when they say 'you guys' - that is incorrect 50% of the time

You peeps wouldnt sound right. Should be "you guys n gals"

LancYorkYankee · 07-06-2007, 17:01

The term "you guys" is very common in the Northeast U.S. For some reason, guys is meant in a very generic way. A bunch of girls will refer to another bunch of girls as you guys, or better yet from the more Billcat specific area around New Yawk and New Jersey, youse guys.

So yet again here is a "nice"

expression that, when misunderstood or mis-spoken, in another part of the country or world is taken in a different way. I guess it's like "me mates." I always thought of that as meant just for guys. Obviously it's used for either sex. Same is meant by you guys.

Have a good day,

Brian

garinda · 07-06-2007, 17:06

Shouldn't it be Guys & Dolls?

WillowTheWhisp · 07-06-2007, 19:02

My daughter refers to her friends as 'you guys' whether they are male or female.