@SoVeryBritish I'll have to use that one. Does it work in Texas too?
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@AidansHair@SoVeryBritish Something might be lost in translation... -
@BluZar@SoVeryBritish We speak a form of English in Texas. It should be ok.
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@AidansHair@SoVeryBritish I am Texan. I know how we speak. -
@BluZar Really? Where are you? (I'm not a native Texan anyway. From NY state. They still say I sound like a Yankee
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@AidansHair From Big Spring, W Texas. Transplanted to IN. But my family's still there & in Austin. Thick accents! & mine is always near!
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@greydogphoto@SoVeryBritish Especially as they can see you're in a rush to get somewhere
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@SoVeryBritish "Anyway I'll let you get on" works just as well - Translation: "Kindly leave immediately you are extremely tiresome"
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@SoVeryBritish I tend to go with the more up-front "Bugger off", but to each their own.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. Undo -
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@SoVeryBritish@iimmortals Me in every conversation -
@MichaelWBarwise now I know the TRUE meaning of you saying goodbye.. -
@iimmortals Nah only to certain people ;)
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@SoVeryBritish@HelenTheWriter same as 'I'll let you go' on the phone. Translation = please stop talking to me immediately -
@crunchie64 So very true!
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