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Fk me!! Seems like we have a.
Bit in common then as we’ve always posted similar views 🤣🤣🤣👍👍🍺
.I really like the London Cockney accent, I’ve worked a few places… Oxford, Gloucester, Cheltenham, but we rolled up in a pub in Croydon on one job and we Taffs got on great with the customers, shame we had work in the morning though 🤮🤢 it was a torturous days work but met a really good bunch of boys 👍.People who don’t pronounce their Ts. What’s wrong with folk these days, too lazy to open their fu(£ing mouths properly.
Being unable to pronounce the TH sound. I fink that is a London fing.
My home town Croydon , terrific place back in the seventies, unfortunately just a shadow of its former self now.
It's one of the primary differences in any variant of estuary English. It's normal around here(rahnd 'ere).
So is replacing th in the middle of a word with a glottal stop - if Chatham was spelt the way it's often pronounced it would be Tch'm
Kenneth Eugene Smith: Alabama carries out first US nitrogen gas execution https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-68085513.
Back to Alabama..
Why is it so hard to kill people?It seems the Yanks opps it up regularly with the wrong drugs or the wrong mix of drugs, and now are resorting to clamping a gas mask on this fella and making him breath nitrogen.
What's wrong with good old fashioned hanging? I read an account once of an execution in an English prison in the 1950's. The condemned man's cell was next to the execution chamber and there was a secret door between the two. Apparently it took just seven seconds from opening the secret door to dropping him.I'd imagine by the time he realised what was happening he was falling through the hatch...
Alternatively, maybe they should just take the condemned to the vets, who never seem to have any trouble despatching animals.
