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Cheers man for calling me yesterday! :) Bloody hell, you Brits really talk funny! :D I can almost hear Mick saying now: "You haven't heard Shug yet". :laugh: From what I actually was able to understand, Mick was in the bar (right?) and wanted to make sure whether I was ready for HP. :) Also told me he's arriving on Thursday. Ace! Anyways, this is how our conversation sounded like: Mick: 120 words per second :laugh: Me: What? What? What? and again :wink:

But that's probably because he was talking loud on his mobile phone since he was in the bar. Yeah, I blame it on a modern technology, what else! Haha! Nothing like my English sux or something like that. :nono:

Really looking forward to meet you all and I'm begging you please talk slow or I'm bringing paper and pencil with me ;) Bloody foreigners, eh? :D

Take care everyone and see you all on Friday! :)

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I think it's much easier to understand americans than UK folks.

Talking english with someone from Germany is very easy. But with someone from France is often very difficult.

Well, IMO.

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Sorry i was a bit DRUNK!I will slow down on FRIDAY aswell.I cannot WAIT to meet everyone.ACE :thumb: :D

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Maya, I have just got off the phone to Mad Mick......and I couldnae understand him either:thumb:

See you Friday, and don't worry, I am easier to understand than the Rocket:evil4:

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Shug wrote: Maya, I have just got off the phone to Mad Mick......and I couldnae understand him either:thumb:

See you Friday, and don't worry, I am easier to understand than the Rocket:evil4:

FIT YI SPIKKIN ABAT?

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Who's easier to understand: The English or Digital Spike? :shrug:

No offense meant, Spikey :p

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Rian wrote: I think it's much easier to understand americans than UK folks.

Talking english with someone from Germany is very easy. But with someone from France is often very difficult.

Well, IMO.

Americans easier to understand than Brits? Try talking to someone from Philadelphia. Although my grammar isn't perfect (and I still have the accent), most everyone I know in the city uses double negatives or makes sentences like, "Them boys don't know nuttin'." Try having to listen to that kind of butchered English.

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