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yeah yeah and why? It reminded me of when I was doing an HND at agricultural college - Mike, an ex-army guy who was on the same course, would come around our flat most mornings to share the petrol into college. I am pretty sure he had a thing for my girlfriend, but although he was quite charmingly clumsy, I was pretty sure she loved me (njā). Near the end of the year there, he started to revert - I mean while I was going to fuck off to France landscaping, he was off to a commune of his ex-army mates in Wales, and he had less and less time for us. I remember in the canteen at college he started talking about the Catholics in Northern Ireland - "I can smell them, I learned to while I was there." I remember my girlfriend physically drawing back from him at the table - despite her Norfolk accent, her father was Northern Ireland Catholic. Mike caught on, but he was gone too far, and he was only a little ashamed.
| From: | jd |
Date: | January 19th, 2013 - 02:06 am |
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kādā valodā? (un kas tā par rokgrupu?)
Nu jā :) Kadreiz bija ļoti spēcīgi akcenti Anglijā - te, lielākoties ir Yorkshire - ar visu šo thee, thy, thine utt. Draudzene ir no Newcastle, un viņai ir maiga Geordie akcents - stiprs Geordie akcents ir viens no vissgrūtākiem saprast. Man liekas, ka grupa tika pieminēta filmas beigās, bet neatceros. | |