I giggled like a little kid for 10 seconds after reading that headline. I get it, English peeps. “Fags” means cigarettes. Jolly good time.
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Posted: January 1st, 2008 -
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Posted: January 1st, 2008 -
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Well done on finding that headline, looking at it from your point of view its quite funny. however i have to comment on your miss informed stereotype of the english, no-one in england says “jolly good time” ever. you have to get it out of your head, no-one execpt the english aristocracy in the 1800’s speaks like that, anyway we gave you the language, you know “english” so i love the fact that you feel you can make fun of it if it wasnt for us americans would not have existed and if you did you would be speaking spanish. bad times. so next time you feel like giving the viewers of this website a small view of what you think english people speak like, think carefully about what you type because we have a far higher grasp on language than you ever will. “howdy partner”