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Aoami said:That is not patois...
m.urbandictionary.com/#define?term=ting
Aoami said:That is not patois...
I lost my iPhone. Buhu. I need a new phone. Have been saying that when my iPhone was gone I'd get the Galaxy S III. But now that I got my insurance money I keep thinking; All my apps, all my music and everything else is stored in iTunes, meaning that I'll have to start all over if I get a Samsung rather than if I bought another iPhone I'd be pretty much set from where I left it..Apple fans scare methey don't buy products for practical use they buy them because they're new and because they believe anything Apple says
"Apple: Our NEW IPAD IS SO NEW THAT ITS NEW!"
"Apple Fanboy: HOLY SHIT! ITS NEW! IT HAS MORE OR LESS NO DIFFERENCES THAN THE PREVIOUS PRODUCT BUT I FEEL COMPELLED TO BUY IT BECAUSE ITS NEWWWWWWWWWW ARGHHHHHH *DROOL*"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-west-wales-19906942 Best news story ever.
Bet he was going fucking mental
Its not questionable english - its patois - its just another dialect with its own words - I find it more intelligible than a heavy glaswegian dialect tbh.
Glaswegian is an accent, not a dialect. I presume you mean "modern scots"?
Its an accent and a dialect I thought - theres a lot of local words that make it tough to follow?
tis a troo ting dat."dat" isn't a local word it's a spastication of "that"
tis a troo ting dat.
Was a rant though, not really a help me guiz tweet though.Maybe he should have a go at explaining his problem in English?
Epic stuff.