• Please check your spam/junk folder after registration, for your email. Thank you

Here's One For You..

19 March 2015
23,755
64,856
After a post, one thing I personally don't like is the Americanisation (or as they would write; Americanization) of the English language.

I detest the word 'panties' - no no no, it's knickers....
Color, desensitise(ize) humor (humour) and so on.

One thing that I see more and more of on here and Twitter, is Panties.. Drop your panties, sell your panties.. hell even sell soiled panties, used panties.. you get the gist.
I could go on, believe me.

So is this a discussion on Americanisation of the English language, or the term panties?
I've included both.. so feel free.
 
Reactions: Pearls

Therapon

Admin
11 August 2015
24,409
47,445
The use a z as in hospitalization. However the language has been changing for thousands of years so I guess we just have to accept it. At least English is a living language.
 
24 November 2015
20,110
56,048
Ok so I didnt have me glasses on lol panties
 

MOTM

3 February 2016
6,678
16,760
City
York
I use the panties ever since dating an American so . The increased use of Z's in the ....sation's fucks me off.
 

Therapon

Admin
11 August 2015
24,409
47,445
Panties is a short version of pantaloons so it is english ..... from a french origin.
 
26 July 2016
2,347
3,886
City
Bolton
We rather like the term panties but all other American rubbish get us mad

Also the term "2 times" really breaks my balls its "twice" you idiots
 
7 January 2017
1,513
5,172
City
Birmingham
It's knickers, the letter U DOES exist and they're tits or boobs! Not titties!
 
B

Bump-n-Grind

In America "he made out with her in the back of the cab".
In Britain "he fingered her in the back of the taxi".
Read it on Facebook today, ah the joys ....
 
Reactions: Therapon
Cookies are required to use this site. You must accept them to continue using the site. Learn more…