Ha. Thanks. Navigating those delicate variations in the shared English language (lollies for sweets, chips for crisps and yet chips are chips. I’ll never get that). Oddly my OH says pasta as in parstar compared to my pasta as in…er…Rasta. Language eh.Don’t get me started on Yoghurt as in Yowghurt.
Em-Squared
An analogue / digital hybrid with a love of Tommy Cooper . Lived in England, Australia & now #Glasgow #Scotland. Interested in good mental health. Not interested in division or inequality. Have a good sense of humour. Probably odd
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Cake day: June 12th, 2023
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I’ve always said scone as in bone. My Aussie other half says skon so by default I end up saying “scone slash scon”. I count this as being billingual.
Looking forward to this. Originally shot in VistaVision (horizontal 35mm). Thanks for sharing.