Whatcha talk like (Mulder)

**Guillaume** · 08-20-2005, 07:53 PM

Originally Posted by manker

How does everyone else talk?

Do I even have to explain?

**Mr. Mulder** · 08-20-2005, 07:57 PM

Originally Posted by manker

I thought you almost seen him in work once but he didn't go.

So I thought you lived in the same street or something

Edit: Yes, Countdown > Cooking

i used to stay at teh g/f's on weekends and work in a factory there in pontefract, but not anymore - dave was gonna apply to work there also, but didn't in the end i think?

**manker** · 08-20-2005, 08:00 PM

Originally Posted by Mulder

dave was gonna apply to work there also, but didn't in the end i think?

That sounds about right.

You've just reminded me that I have to speak to him as well

**peat moss** · 08-20-2005, 08:09 PM

I visited England about 20 years ago people thought I was from NZ or an Aussie but no one guessed Canada . Some how they knew I wasn't American . Love to go back one day
I went all over using my British rail pass, was staying in Mary Port most of the time it remined me of home the most I think. Spent 3 months there loved it .

Dist. of Cumbria I think or the Lake dist . it was called , remember Carlye very well tho .

**enoughfakefiles** · 08-20-2005, 08:12 PM

Originally Posted by peat moss

I visited England about 20 years ago people thought I was from NZ or an Aussie but no one guessed Canada . Some how they knew I wasn't American . Love to go back one day
I went all over using my British rail pass, was staying in Mary Port most of the time it remined me of home the most I think. Spent 3 months there loved it .

Americans are just as bad at guessing where people are from as well peat. I worked offshore on a pipelaying barge in thailand in 98 for three months. The barge forman was an american, and towards the end of the job he asked me which part of ireland i came from.