Brings a whole new meaning to a nation built on the sheep's back.
Can I get an ewww?
pardon
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Brings a whole new meaning to a nation built on the sheep's back.
Can I get an ewww?
pardon
I don't wish to clog up my RAM with that kind of talk.
t looks sheepish Sorry.
t tries to resist 'oh dog, I can't stop'
Stop trying to lambpoon us.
It's that kinda woolly headed thinking that leads to being eaten.
It's that kinda woolly headed thinking that leads to being eaten.
Ok, really: Ewwwwww.
Oops. Sorry: Ewwwwwwwe.
I'm now earwormed with "Don't fence me in."
Don't ask why.
Also, billytea: please, never tell me that there really is a kind of worm that lives in your ear.
jimi: tup, tup.
Many of them were political prisoners too, sent from Ireland for various seditious activities, freedom fighters really.
Also the Jacobites -fighters for Bonny Prince Charlie. The ones who weren't slaughtered were put on boats and shipped away.
I know what you're thinking: well then, why didn't they send him to New Zealand? Alas, the ways of British justice are at times unfathomable.
Gah-wuff!
picturing ships full of Diana Riggs and Alex Kingstons being sent off with David Attenborough narrating.
No wonder Australians are so astonishingly good-looking.
Ancestors are an exciting bunch, even when you don't have self-aggrandizing elderly relatives. None of mine, alas, have gone antipodean, except the branch of the family that spent time in Brazil as "missionaries" (read: Maryland slaveowners who wrenched a few more years out of their status quo before Brazil outlawed slavery) in the 1870s. They came home, chagrined and, I presume, fluent in Portuguese, some time around 1890.
bloody Poms
Pomeranians? Pom-tiddly-poms? Do tell how this word is cheerily derogatory towards Britain. Or towards stupid people? Aspiring slangists want to know.