Sad I missed this, because I really want to know now @Mizzmundie (ETA correct name), are you British? If so, then that explains the semantics (and time of post).
"You lot" = British
"Have a think" = British
"Defo" = British (Wtf is deft?! You lot are defo weird)
Sarcasm = British
4:11am American time = 9:11 am UK time
I'm just curious. That is all. I'll go back to eating my cadbury fruit and nut bar.
Sad I missed this, because I really want to know now @Mizzmundie (ETA correct name), are you British? If so, then that explains the semantics (and time of post).
"You lot" = British
"Have a think" = British
"Defo" = British (Wtf is deft?! You lot are defo weird)
Sarcasm = British
4:11am American time = 9:11 am UK time
I'm just curious. That is all. I'll go back to eating my cadbury fruit and nut bar.
I had wondered about that as well. Deft is from some random poster on our board...OSmith5 maybe??
Sad I missed this, because I really want to know now @Mizzmundie (ETA correct name), are you British? If so, then that explains the semantics (and time of post).
"You lot" = British
"Have a think" = British
"Defo" = British (Wtf is deft?! You lot are defo weird)
Sarcasm = British
4:11am American time = 9:11 am UK time
I'm just curious. That is all. I'll go back to eating my cadbury fruit and nut bar.
Sarcasm is british? Heh, I thought that was an American thing.
Now that I have gone back and reread, I can only come up with a victorian era english accent/pronounciation. Especially this
Re: Huge bump
Eleanor 9.30.13
Ladies , deft is incorrect and making me want to scratch my eyes out.
Short formisms:
Definitely = def
Most definitely = mosdef
carry on