I’m in the UK. How do you offend them?

@Freudianslip13 i'm so dead

@SailorMarz I’ll Try to record it and send it to you lmao

@Freudianslip13 please do !

@Qwerty14 😂 yes that one works too 😂

@Qwerty14 I kept pointing out the soccer fields on the train. YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN THE LOOKS LMAO

@Freudianslip13 get your ass here already 😠

@Peaceful its too expensive! I’m waiting on the Brit to move to the US so we can make our way around

@Freudianslip13 let me know when you're here, please!

@VSonMe I would rather shit in my hands and clap than drink tea 🤮

Oh, if I saw that I would assume you were making an ironic statement about American food.

@SAandME it’s funny that you all like to bring up that we ruined the language because the American variation is closer to the original sixteenth century version.....and not the British variation

@Freudianslip13 Yeah but we have moved on, nothing in life stands still well apart from the American variation of English it would seem. ☺

@Freudianslip13 That's not universally true. I think the accent of Tangier Island in the Chesapeake Bay is closest to the English of Shakespeare's day. I saw that in a documentary on language and I've always remembered it.

And, of course, English is slightly older than the 16th century :) So you can't say ORIGINAL 16th century version.

@Mamapolo2016 perfect it