Who should take their pants off? (48)
demonfairyNewton,hickory, North Carolina USA120 Threads 17 Polls 5,654 Postsother: Because he pointed out your pushing your Obamator thread to topis against CS rules, you now are in a mission to badmouth his threads one by one. So childish...
i agree
other: Because he pointed out your pushing your Obamator thread to topis against CS rules, you now are in a mission to badmouth his threads one by one. So childish...
oh i see
Oh dear Ray..not good
inwestend: In American English pants = trousers.
In British English pants = underwear.
In British English pants = underwear.
When did American become English? I have to acknowledge that there's a common root to the language, but ever since the British won the American War of Independence for them, the Americans have developed something that less and less resembles English.
Some of it they have tried to export back to the UK, including computer systems that wanted to put a 'z' in place of every other 's' and couldn't even spell centre. And of course we have been swayed in places by some of the Hollywood output. But in general, the languages have grown apart.
The fact that you have had to explain to the Americans that pants are underwear and not trousers is a moot example.
So who should take their pants off? Anyone who thinks that pants are trousers should be forced to go commando and abandon any trousers, slacks, shorts, jeans, skirt, frock or dress they may also be wearing at the time.
ChasingCars: When did American become English? I have to acknowledge that there's a common root to the language, but ever since the British won the American War of Independence for them, the Americans have developed something that less and less resembles English.
Some of it they have tried to export back to the UK, including computer systems that wanted to put a 'z' in place of every other 's' and couldn't even spell centre. And of course we have been swayed in places by some of the Hollywood output. But in general, the languages have grown apart.
The fact that you have had to explain to the Americans that pants are underwear and not trousers is a moot example.
So who should take their pants off? Anyone who thinks that pants are trousers should be forced to go commando and abandon any trousers, slacks, shorts, jeans, skirt, frock or dress they may also be wearing at the time.
Some of it they have tried to export back to the UK, including computer systems that wanted to put a 'z' in place of every other 's' and couldn't even spell centre. And of course we have been swayed in places by some of the Hollywood output. But in general, the languages have grown apart.
The fact that you have had to explain to the Americans that pants are underwear and not trousers is a moot example.
So who should take their pants off? Anyone who thinks that pants are trousers should be forced to go commando and abandon any trousers, slacks, shorts, jeans, skirt, frock or dress they may also be wearing at the time.
shhhup n take your pants off
ChasingCars: When did American become English? I have to acknowledge that there's a common root to the language, but ever since the British won the American War of Independence for them, the Americans have developed something that less and less resembles English.
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There are two English languages...American English and British English...it's an accepted fact.
We won that war? News to me....seeing that we surrendered and/or lost it in 1783.
Oh no..i sense a battle of history progressing here.
Quick someone take there pants off
Quick someone take there pants off
Amity: Oh no..i sense a battle of history progressing here.
Quick someone take there pants off
done..what next..Quick someone take there pants off
cherrybrandy: done..what next..
HAHAHAHAHAChasingCars: When did American become English? I have to acknowledge that there's a common root to the language, but ever since the British won the American War of Independence for them, the Americans have developed something that less and less resembles English.
Some of it they have tried to export back to the UK, including computer systems that wanted to put a 'z' in place of every other 's' and couldn't even spell centre. And of course we have been swayed in places by some of the Hollywood output. But in general, the languages have grown apart.
The fact that you have had to explain to the Americans that pants are underwear and not trousers is a moot example.
So who should take their pants off? Anyone who thinks that pants are trousers should be forced to go commando and abandon any trousers, slacks, shorts, jeans, skirt, frock or dress they may also be wearing at the time.
Some of it they have tried to export back to the UK, including computer systems that wanted to put a 'z' in place of every other 's' and couldn't even spell centre. And of course we have been swayed in places by some of the Hollywood output. But in general, the languages have grown apart.
The fact that you have had to explain to the Americans that pants are underwear and not trousers is a moot example.
So who should take their pants off? Anyone who thinks that pants are trousers should be forced to go commando and abandon any trousers, slacks, shorts, jeans, skirt, frock or dress they may also be wearing at the time.
Language is only a part of what a person is and it can be learned I bet you speak several languages but to be nice to be kind and to respect people's culture(language included) is something that it not easy to learn, is it?
On a lighter note 
i think the op should take off his pants first...since he started this thread 
i think the op should take off his pants first...since he started this thread RayfromUSA: Another lame poll.
Is someone jealous?
Dagosto: Well?
Well..........Bush already has his down ....so
Dagosto: Well?
Only because of language
I will keep mine on
Dagosto: Well?
Who wears pants while sitting at the computer anyway ?
ChasingCars: When did American become English? I have to acknowledge that there's a common root to the language, but ever since the British won the American War of Independence for them, the Americans have developed something that less and less resembles English.
Some of it they have tried to export back to the UK, including computer systems that wanted to put a 'z' in place of every other 's' and couldn't even spell centre. And of course we have been swayed in places by some of the Hollywood output. But in general, the languages have grown apart.
The fact that you have had to explain to the Americans that pants are underwear and not trousers is a moot example.
So who should take their pants off? Anyone who thinks that pants are trousers should be forced to go commando and abandon any trousers, slacks, shorts, jeans, skirt, frock or dress they may also be wearing at the time.
Some of it they have tried to export back to the UK, including computer systems that wanted to put a 'z' in place of every other 's' and couldn't even spell centre. And of course we have been swayed in places by some of the Hollywood output. But in general, the languages have grown apart.
The fact that you have had to explain to the Americans that pants are underwear and not trousers is a moot example.
So who should take their pants off? Anyone who thinks that pants are trousers should be forced to go commando and abandon any trousers, slacks, shorts, jeans, skirt, frock or dress they may also be wearing at the time.
In the deep south, underwear is sometimes referred to as "skivvies." Hands are referred to as "skinners."
Hence, the expression, "Get your skinners out my skivvies."
ChasingCars: I don't want to get into a big historical debate here as I have to go and get my kit off as instructed by Ms Cheeky. However...
George was a very unpopular King and a German. He distrusted his British soldiers intensely as they had sympathies with the British settlers. So, he employed Swiss mercenaries to go and fight the British settlers. The British settlers won. Later it was called the American War of Independence of course as quite rightly, having beaten off the German's troops, the British wanted independence from him.
George was a very unpopular King and a German. He distrusted his British soldiers intensely as they had sympathies with the British settlers. So, he employed Swiss mercenaries to go and fight the British settlers. The British settlers won. Later it was called the American War of Independence of course as quite rightly, having beaten off the German's troops, the British wanted independence from him.
King George III was born in London. His Father and Mother were German..but he was born in England, so not a true German per say...but that is a minor and irrelevant point.
So, you are saying that the American War of Indepenence was between British settlers and Swiss mercenaries?
Never heard of their involvement, but hey, I do enjoy learning.
viva007: Its easy for anyone to take their pants off but not for a superman
demonfairy: On a lighter note i think the op should take off his pants first...since he started this thread
Yes ma'am.
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