BRITISH THREAD

[hotb]

born and borne are different words

[Valbrandur]

Airborne does not mean someone was born from air.

British write it born as well because borne means transported or transmitted.

[SaintCrazy]

Airborne does not mean someone was born from air.

In their tongue, he is Aerokiin
AIRBORNE

[Flicky]

FUS WOT CHAP

[AngelicSongx]

[hotb]

why does the title say "what are" when they are speaking in a posh accent

"what are" is a common as fuck thing to say

It's like in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbvZeOnHI_w

The video is hilarious, but at one point I think Slowbeef says "I can't imagine him in anything but a top hat"

Electric Beast's accent is the equivalent of a yokel or something, he's like Cletus from England.

[Terraem]

Angelic, I would like you to know that just made my day. The Dutch version is half Dutch half Belgian accents and all unwatchable.

[Trixi]

Electrical Beast hurts my head, to be honest. I thought neds were bad round here, being nasal and apt to drop the f-bomb constantly, but jeez.
Fun fact, in the town I live in every other female is referred to as "hen", "chick" or "Y'ARIGHT THERE LASS?" depending on which shops you go into and the sobriety of the people there.

[Tales]

it's jubilee day in about a month! to those of you don't know, that's the queens 60th anniversairy on the throne, which so far only Queen Victoria has managed. There's going to be a big concert and it's a national holiday and yeah i'm going away on holiday on that day but i'll still feel patriotic as we head to france, lol

[hotb]

blah blah day off

[Stranaton]

no need to copy previous posts, princess brothel

[Terraem]

but i'll still feel patriotic as we head to france, lol

Will you conquer it in the names of your name, house and ancestors?

[FatOldRobot]

Electrical Beast hurts my head, to be honest.

TELEPOR'

'Ay, this is Electical Beast, a.k.a. the joliant of less' plays.

[Falconer Lombard]

btw, do you have cadbury's in america/canada? Hershey's aren't very common here, i've only ever seen like 1 or 2 shops selling them. Mostly it's nestle or cadbury's (i think), or maybe the mars corporation

Plenty of Cadbury in Canada. We're in the nice position of getting all the chocolates that are customary in the US and from nestle/cadbury/mars.
Though Aero Bars > Hershey.

[Sammich Monster]

I saw some Cadbury stuff at a World Market store around here.
You don't see them very often, but you don't have to look too hard to find them.