[Ducky]

I would never have thought it meant that. Seems like a very odd word.

[Red Calypso]

Heheh, I think it's an American word.

[Ducky]

to be honest it sounds like it could have connotations of stupid or drunk, if it was a British term.

[Red Calypso]

Heheh, I love the difference between American and English. Lorry/truck, boot/trunk, etc.

[Ducky]

Bin/Trash can, Sidewalk/pavement and the list goes on. I'm very well versed in all the different words.

[Red Calypso]

Heheh, language is such a fluid thing.

[Ducky]

I managed to get all the Americans using British words while I was over there without them noticing.

[momo the peachy]

Good luck on your quest

[Ducky]

Thank you very much :D

I don't believe I've seen you around on Tris before. how are you?

[Red Calypso]

Ducky, you sneaky devil! Bloody brilliant!

[Ducky]

was that intentional use of British (or more likely, Ron-ish) words? :P

[Red Calypso]

Yep, it was! *grins*

[Ducky]

British movies tend to exaggerate that stuff, as they know Americans love it XD I don't think I've ever said blimey. Bloody, maybe.

[Red Calypso]

That's cool. I cringe every time I hear the southern accent exaggerated in movies.

[Ducky]

at least the Harry Potter cast were actually British. Americans trying to be British is horrible xD

[Red Calypso]

*laughs* That's how I feel about southern accents or Texas drawls.