Quote: sootyj @ 1st April 2014, 4:28 PM BSThe isn't actually a pain in the arse, it just rhymes with iconoclast.
Not the way I say it.
Quote: sootyj @ 1st April 2014, 4:28 PM BSThe isn't actually a pain in the arse, it just rhymes with iconoclast.
Not the way I say it.
I-con-oh-clarst
pain-in-the-arse
you must be working class.
Quote: sootyj @ 1st April 2014, 5:05 PM BSTI-con-oh-clarst
pain-in-the-arse
you must be working class.
Northern.
Quote: Hannah G @ 31st March 2014, 11:06 PM BSTHaha
Aw, I'm sure he is lovely really
He's tall, dark & bearded too you know...
I didn't say handsome, 'cos men don't know what handsome is in any case and if anyone was daft enough to call RC handsome, we'd never hear the end of it.
Quote: Matthew Stott @ 1st April 2014, 5:14 PM BSTNorthern.
I'm a midlander and would say the same. It is because we speak properly up there.
It's a bath. Not a barth. A bath. Deal with it.
I'm on the South Coast and even I don't put an 'R' in iconoclast. I wonder if those people who do, also say 'plarstic'.
I say barth. And iconoclast pretty much rhymes with that.
I do not say plarsticine or plarstic though.
Quote: zooo @ 1st April 2014, 8:55 PM BSTI say barth.
Freak.
Zooo thar barbarians are marrsing art thar gartes
Wuffians
I Con Oh Clarst just sounds a bit wrong.
I think Plarstic is only reserved for the uber posh.
A judge once referred to my "charming Northern dialect".
I wouldn't mind, except
a) I'm not from the north.
b) My original accent has now fully melted into boring home counties boringness - except for my refusal to give up bath/grass etc.
c) I had only said about three words.
Quote: Matthew Stott @ 1st April 2014, 8:58 PM BSTFreak.
Frark.
Fweek.
Quote: Jennie @ 1st April 2014, 8:59 PM BSTI Con Oh Clarst just sounds a bit wrong.
I think Plarstic is only reserved for the uber posh.
A judge once referred to my "charming Northern dialect".
I wouldn't mind, except
a) I'm not from the north.
b) My original accent has now fully melted into boring home counties boringness - except for my refusal to give up bath/grass etc.
c) I had only said about three words.
d He kept his socks and whig on in bed
e He refused to sentence my client to death
Jutice eh
Quote: zooo @ 1st April 2014, 9:00 PM BSTFrark.
That's what a Tyranosaurs says if it went to Eton.
Aw, posh dinosaurs.
nb it may work better the other way around
I-con-a-clast
pain-in-the-ass
it's a slant rhyme you fussers.