Commercials You Love To Hate

[(>Zero Cool<)]

Originally posted by Rhydian66@30 June 2003 - 23:58
Those bloody car insurance commercials with Michael Winner. "Calm down dear..."
They drive me nucking futs&#33;

I love them, cause one time she ain&#39;t gonna and she&#39;ll twat him

[Rhydian66]

I live for that day.

[tite-wad]

Originally posted by (>Zero Cool<)@30 June 2003 - 18:02
... she&#39;ll twat him

I&#39;m not familiar with those ads - being from the US.

But the expression you used, "she&#39;ll twat him" must mean something different over there than it would here... here "twat" is synonymous with "cunt".

[crazy_billy_bats]

twat, cunt, bliff, minge........geez, got all day ?&#33;

[Rhydian66]

Means lamp him, belt him, cause damage around the face, that kind of thing. WHICH THE SMUG BAS**RD RICHLY DESERVES&#33;

[(>Zero Cool<)]

Originally posted by tite-wad+1 July 2003 - 00:18--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (tite-wad @ 1 July 2003 - 00:18)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-(>Zero Cool<)@30 June 2003 - 18:02
... she&#39;ll twat him

I&#39;m not familiar with those ads - being from the US.

But the expression you used, "she&#39;ll twat him" must mean something different over there than it would here... here "twat" is synonymous with "cunt". [/b][/quote]
Sorry for the confusion pal, must have been an interesting image though Thanks for clearing it up Rhydian666 you mulltilinguist you

[Rhydian66]

You&#39;re welcome. When I die they&#39;ll write "Travelled far, learned much, and achieved nothing" on my headstone. B)

[tite-wad]

Yeah, I kinda figured it meant something like that.

Something like "giving &#39;im a smack round the ear &#39;ole."

[(>Zero Cool<)]

Ok the American was hard enough, what the hell language is that&#33;&#33;??

American movie actors english??

[tite-wad]

Sorry, that was my weak attempt at British humor.

The only reference I have to go by are episodes of

• "Vicar of Dibley", "Are you being Served?" and "Keeping Up Appearances"