As I don't know much of any other languages I would quickly revert to gibberish.
Honesty isn't relevant when their photo album is so revealing.That would imply that people are actually honest on social networks. All that data, being used for targeted business and marketing, should've been a quantum leap in there. Yet still the best sites such as Google, FB, Amazon, their "AI", will be happy to recommend 1000 toilet bowls after you purchased your toilet bowl. Seems to me that data is bullshit. Which it is
Apart from the accent, I find you pretty English. *runs in opposite direction ofA couple of nights ago when I was leaving Tesco a homeless looking man was walking close to me which I was quite wary of. Eventually he spoke to me, asking "Excuse me, are you English?"
I was outraged obviously, but I answered the question truthfully with a very stern expression. The man just wanted to ask if I could give him some money (60 pence, a very specific amount) but I didn't give him any. If I had happened to be in a somewhat charitable and generous mood that evening then he would have just ruined his chances of getting any money from me. English? No fucking way.
In hindsight I should've just answered in another language. That would've been fun.
A couple of nights ago when I was leaving Tesco a homeless looking man was walking close to me which I was quite wary of. Eventually he spoke to me, asking "Excuse me, are you English?"
I was outraged obviously, but I answered the question truthfully with a very stern expression. The man just wanted to ask if I could give him some money (60 pence, a very specific amount) but I didn't give him any. If I had happened to be in a somewhat charitable and generous mood that evening then he would have just ruined his chances of getting any money from me. English? No fucking way.
In hindsight I should've just answered in another language. That would've been fun.
Aren't Scots and English basically the same?A couple of nights ago when I was leaving Tesco a homeless looking man was walking close to me which I was quite wary of. Eventually he spoke to me, asking "Excuse me, are you English?"
I was outraged obviously, but I answered the question truthfully with a very stern expression. The man just wanted to ask if I could give him some money (60 pence, a very specific amount) but I didn't give him any. If I had happened to be in a somewhat charitable and generous mood that evening then he would have just ruined his chances of getting any money from me. English? No fucking way.
In hindsight I should've just answered in another language. That would've been fun.
Let's be honest here. You didn't know what you were doing in the first place, did you?
Not as similar as Serbs and Croats etc.
Fucking German.
I didn't tell him that I'm Scottish. I only told him that I'm not English.
I knew... mostly.
But she was married nevertheless, right?
