Post # 62

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Honey bee
My only problem working with companies in a legal capacity is that I know Criminal Law. Not Business Law. and I don’t have a Law Degree. I have a bachelors in Criminal Justice… I want a law degree but that takes money! I have looked into business law and I just can’t get into it. However, I get crazy excited when we start discussing the different classifications between certain assault charges, drug charges, etc. and the nuances to them. Call me crazy but in high school, I bought a Penal Code and read that before bed because that way I would do better in school… Yeah… I was a closet nerd. lol
Post # 63

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Honey bee
Also, I am loving the new words… like seriously, I have no idea what you guys were saying… But I want to! I wish Americans had some cool slang words that other people didn’t know but… nope. We are lame.
Post # 64

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Bumble bee
@Mrs Hedgehog: Yiddish? Is it? It means food, right? A numpty is a silly person.
Post # 65

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Bumble bee
Oh Americans do too! The only reason I know you don’t know those words is this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnhzA9GrF1o
But you can feel like you have cool slang when you watch this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfGf9nk7RTI
Post # 66

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Honey bee
@VickyAurea: Yep. Nosh is Yiddish for food or eat. “I am going nosh this cupcake.” or “Let’s go get some nosh.” Alot of words are yiddish and I didn’t even realize it until I met him!
Post # 67

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Bumble bee
Wow, I say do it. Sounds fun.
Post # 68

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Honey bee
lol. I knew some of those! Flapjacks here are pancakes though…
Post # 69

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Sugar bee
I’m mostly just reading this thread for the fun English words 😉
Keep us updated!
Post # 70

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Bumble bee
Did anyone answer what aubergines and courgettes are?
Post # 71

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Bumble bee
love me some eggplants and zucchini
🙂
I plan on going to grad school in Scotland, too.
Post # 73

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Bumble bee
Glasgow. I have some friends from the states who went to grad school there for Art.
My DH loves ‘aubergine’ and wants to name a potential daughter that…for realz.
Post # 74

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Bumble bee
@fiver: NO! That is the worst name EVER! My SO did have someone at work called Celery actually…..
Post # 75

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Bumble bee
Hahaha. I know a boy named ‘Kale’, like the veg.
When I was in NZ they spellt it oubergine.
Totally was just checking out rental homes in the UK. Gahh I want to move there so badly
Post # 76

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Bumble bee
@fiver: Oh, I love fantasy home-hunting! Even just a flat to rent for me and my SO, I’d love it. We’ve never lived in our own place without our friends before. I wanna choose a place to live and make it ours so badly!