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Topic	British people literally say yoghurt
TomClark 02/25/24 12:06:59 PM #16:	mercurydude posted... I saw a British at the book store the other day... people couldn't help but stare because he was doing his "cheerio" greetings and all that, and people tend to think you're talking about cereal if you say that around here. Anyway, I guess he got to feeling self-conscious with all of us Texans staring at him, so he walked out of the store, opened his umbrella, and flew off when a big gust of wind took him. It struck me as very strange because I thought only their women did that. A common misconception. It's actually considered rather base and quite coarse for a lady to travel by brolly because one might catch a glimpse of her petticoat. --- http://i.imgur.com/6eF0W.gif <cite>TomClark posted [p:979034761] in British pe... [t:80705577]...</cite> <quote>mercurydude posted... </cite><quote>I saw a British at the book store the other day... people couldn't help but stare because he was doing his "cheerio" greetings and all that, and people tend to think you're talking about cereal if you say that around here. Anyway, I guess he got to feeling self-conscious with all of us Texans staring at him, so he walked out of the store, opened his umbrella, and flew off when a big gust of wind took him. It struck me as very strange because I thought only their women did that.</quote>A common misconception. It's actually considered rather base and quite coarse for a lady to travel by brolly because one might catch a glimpse of her petticoat. --- http://i.imgur.com/6eF0W.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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