Making this web site more British

Making this web site more British

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SubscriberVery Rusty
Treat Everyone Equal

Halifax, Nova Scotia

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06 Mar 16

Originally posted by FMF
Do Canadians call blokes "blokes"?
Now that would all depend on what part of Canada you lived in. Hell I'm from a different generation, I don't have a clue what the kids are calling each other.
Sincerely,
-VR
P.S. Did I use a wrong term?

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SubscriberFMF

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06 Mar 16
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Originally posted by Very Rusty
Did I use a wrong term?
My dear old chap, I'm a descriptive kind of bloke when it comes to language, not one of those prescriptive fellows.

Subscriberdivegeester

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06 Mar 16
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Originally posted by FMF
What changes would you suggest - to the TOS, guidelines, and anything else you can think of - to make this web site a bit more British in character, and less international?
I'd like to see British passport holders receive a reduced subscription fee and English people should get a free subscription. In fact English people who live in Berkshire (the Shire home of RHP worldwide headquarters) should become automatic shareholders. I often socialise in Newbury, where RHP headquarters is housed at a secret location, and next time I'm out with Russ I shall suggest these improvements.

Subscriberjosephw
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Scoffer Mocker

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06 Mar 16
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Originally posted by FMF
What changes would you suggest - to the TOS, guidelines, and anything else you can think of - to make this web site a bit more British in character, and less international?
All Britains should have Beatles hair styles.

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western colorado

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07 Mar 16

I recently used the word "pence" in a post. I don't know why.