"O God, I could be bounded in a nut shell and count myself a king of infinite space, were it not that I have bad dreams." - Hamlet Act II scene ii
23 January 2016
Fulham
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You're "gonna " have fun.
ReplyDeleteUnless I'm a "gonna"!
DeleteAh, you missed an opportunity there. I reckon (forecast) we are gonna win by two goals to one.
ReplyDeleteMs Soup
Drat! I shall try harder with my "gonnas" in future!
DeleteAn Aunt of mine used to live in Finlay Street that leads down to Craven Cottage. Saturdays were a nightmare.
ReplyDeleteNow back from Fulham Cro... and what a nightmare it was for Fulham once again as we won 1-0!
DeleteThe Aussie version is "gunna" but it probably sounds as bad !Sounds like you're gunna have a bonser weekend !
ReplyDeleteBonser? No way Helen. I have never sniffed bonser in my life!
DeleteIt sounds like you're gonna have a great time!
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna spend the weekend watching the Aus Open tennis; and I'm gonna have a good time doing that. See youse later!
Is Murray gonna win or is Novak invincible these days?
DeleteI'm not a Murray fan, but I was cheering him on to win last night against Bernard Tomic. Tomic deserves to be brought down a few pegs...more than a few. I can't stand Tomic.
DeleteIt's a terrible thing not to cheer on a fellow countryman, but I'm not going cheer for Tomic just because he's an Aussie. I was happy to see him get beaten! Serves him right!! And that is that! :)
I'd like to see Roger Federer win the Open...a true gentleman of the game of tennis.
I just hope they won them and won them proper.
ReplyDeletePS. I hope the boys done good.
DeleteI am not a sick as a parrot Adrian! The boys did done good. We stuffed them London nancy boys.
DeleteSounds like a fun-packed weekend. I hope your cheap hotel won't be too cheap for it to be reasonably clean.
ReplyDelete"Gonna" is a word I don't think I have ever consciously used. But there's nothing wrong with "ciao" - not if you speak Italian, anyway.
We have stayed in the hotel before Miss A. Clean and good value in a city where most hotels are massively overpriced.
DeleteEnjoy that fun-packed week-end - and hope your team win.
ReplyDeleteWe won for Yorkshire Weaver...though I wasn't actually playing myself!
Delete"Gonna" is right up there with "would of" in my opinion. Perhaps I will compile a Lexicon of Linguistic Horrors. Then again, perhaps not.
ReplyDelete"Would of" is something I've come across in a book recently, and sometimes I even see it on native speakers' blogs... I fear such a Lexicon of Linguistic Horrors would fill very quickly, and for some people, it would merely reflect their everyday writing and speaking.
DeleteI hate the imported Americanism "standout", as in "Bob Brague is a standout blogger". To me he is simply outstanding.
DeleteYou're gonna have a great time!
ReplyDeleteDriving on The South Circular Road was certainly not a highlight of our London experience but when Hull City win away, the entire world seems rosier.
DeleteHaving a lot of friends who are Scottish Italians 'ciao' is in common use in my world. It's no worse nor better than 'cheerio' or whatever one choses to use.
ReplyDeleteI have no objections to Italians using "ciao" but it irks me when non-Italians use the word to appear cool and trendy.
DeleteWell you almost forecast the score correctly, but top of the league can't be bad. Sticking with Steve Bruce after relegation was a very good move.
ReplyDelete...And he stuck with us. I hope Man Utd don't poach him as I am 100% confident he would do a far better job than The Dutch Coconut-head has been doing at Old Trafford. What a muppet!
DeleteWho won?
ReplyDeleteFulham F.C. 0 Hull City 1 (Hernandez penalty)
DeleteHURRAY!