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deleted · 10 years ago · FIRST

This is 100% accurate, I can vouch for it. There's nothing better than Her Majesty's Sugar Barnet at a fun fair.

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brainsandbeauty · 10 years ago

Except for Bunglespleen

15jbaughman · 10 years ago

I thought the bathroom was the loo....

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allineediswifi · 10 years ago

No, that's a common misconception it's actually cottage :)

deleted · 10 years ago

I call it loo or toilet

caustin12 · 10 years ago

I'm American and just about every American I know calls it Autumn...

deleted · 10 years ago

Most people don't. You're just lucky. I make a point of saying it because I like the word 'autumn' a lot more.

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guest · 10 years ago

Postlord is so much better than mailman. I think I might move to England and change my profession.

jollysailorbold · 10 years ago

sad to say most of us just call it a mailman ;)

vitalstatistix · 10 years ago

You can't do that without angering the dreaded feminazis: The word contains both "male" and "man", so that's out of question.

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guest · 10 years ago

Isn't it the postman? (Like Postman Pat)

pokethebear · 10 years ago

I like my salty harrumphs with peanut butter. Is there a British word for that?

illflyifiwantto · 10 years ago

Alan's mash

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deleted · 10 years ago

"Gun" in britain is "rooty tooty point and shooty"

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taratheartist · 10 years ago

All hail the postlord

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bookhoarder · 10 years ago

We...we say autumn too...

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guest · 10 years ago

I believed all of that up until "leg sleeves"

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thepacifist · 10 years ago

Roundellos? Seriously? That's awesome.

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guest · 10 years ago

Do people actually say leg sleeves...?

justsaying · 10 years ago

Yes.

jollysailorbold · 10 years ago

we say trousers.

illflyifiwantto · 10 years ago

I'm British and everyone I know says leg sleeves

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notaguestnomore · 10 years ago

Artemis voice: "I think this bitch is just making shit up now" (non-SMA fans, just think drunk Australian cat)

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atomiczombie757 · 10 years ago

postlord

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ewqua · 10 years ago

Wow, the Battle of Gridlington was my favourite game as a child! *grins nostalgically while munching on a Salty Harrumph*

evarno · 10 years ago

australia is literally both...

tlbomb · 10 years ago

i genuinely almost bought it...

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mk · 10 years ago

I am the postlord. Bow down.

guest · 10 years ago

Oh, I'm so glad someone posted this! I'm going to London in two days so I took a picture of this to help me out :) thanks so much this will be really useful!

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guest · 10 years ago

We'll in Australia it's a mix. Mainly America

shiruku · 10 years ago

this is not a thing

guest · 10 years ago

Its called pavement

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bookhoarder · 10 years ago

yes, where you live.

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curiositykicksass · 10 years ago

I would like some rupert's finger please~

guest · 10 years ago

BOW DOWN I AM YOUR POSTLORDDDDD

davidtennant · 10 years ago

I am the Mailman, last of the Postlords. I travel the universe in my time-travelling blue truck saving planets and delivering mail.

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deleted · 7 years ago

Who the fuck is Rupert

atomiczombie757 · 10 years ago

USA: restroom, bathroom
UK: Toilet, Water closet not cottage
(im american and i know this)

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guest · 10 years ago

No one says water closet. No one.

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mia158 · 10 years ago

Alot of the English translations are fake I am from england and I have never heard of some of those words.

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deleted · 10 years ago

What, not even postlord? I'm pretty sure that's true, at least.

illflyifiwantto · 10 years ago

I'm from England and I use all of these

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