Jack W.
Understanding English, as opposed to American, is always a problem. As is the food.
One American's quest to understand British English. British euphemisms, British slang, British idioms. Finding and highlighting the differences between American English and British English. Also includes research on Australian and South African words and phrases.
Recent PostsMax is taking a hiatus from blogging. Blogs will no longer be updated. You people have been outlandishly amazing.Max has some projects that need to be finished up, including this one.A hiatus is not forever. I will return and track you all down and f...
Okay. Abby Road, not Abby Lane. London, not Liverpool. Got it. Thanks....
Americans who are used to short pithy names as Anferny Jones, Ant'waan Xi or John Adams, are on occasion amazed (often for several seconds on end) at the incredible length of the epithets British parents sometimes bestow on her majesty's newborn subj...
Wow. That would be a challenge wouldn't it?In the world of Rock and Roll, however, they have come up with the title to that special song. Probably some of you serious fans/music collectors know what it is.After extensive interviewing and poll-taking,...
It is with sincere regret that we bid farewell to one of the blogosphere's brightest and most talented stars. The final post is up at "When Things Get Dark". Danielle is off to pursue other writing interests. I wish her well. She leaves behind a la...
Statutory warning required by the World Blogging Authority: "This post assumes that the reader is at least passingly familiar with American kvetch art, camp culture, Depression-era movies, early television comedians, and the Three Stooges. Be warne...
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Jack W.Understanding English, as opposed to American, is always a problem. As is the food.
ryanbaroshmm..cool stuff in your blog.
CarolineA fabulous blog, full of fun, wit and erm a little dog named max.
QelqothThis person is obsessed with the British. Why, I have no idea. We have bad teeth, we're guilty of in-breeding and we love reality television.
Having said that, there may be SOME similarities. Hello Kentucky!
AlisonWe love Max and his britishisms obsession, so you will too.
Carlayes if you live where english is spoken then you should have to speak it good page
A look at society from an Englishman who does not see eye to eye with the world.
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