I thought 'dumb' meant mute in Britain.It's the 5th of November on Saturday so I'm going to see some fireworks then and probably get drunk as well (explosives and alcohol is a great combination)
It's dumb but also fun
toast_burner
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I thought 'dumb' meant mute in Britain.It's the 5th of November on Saturday so I'm going to see some fireworks then and probably get drunk as well (explosives and alcohol is a great combination)
It's dumb but also fun
toast_burner
I thought 'dumb' meant mute in Britain.In the same way that gay means happy. I don't think anyone says dumb refering to a mute anymore (atleast I've never heard anyone say it)[QUOTE="toast_burner"]
It's the 5th of November on Saturday so I'm going to see some fireworks then and probably get drunk as well (explosives and alcohol is a great combination)
It's dumb but also fun
jimmyjammer69
I can't help to admire the skill involved with fireworks.
But as a viewer Ive ben exposed to so much fireworks that it has little value. I let fireworks be for children, and people who enjoys it, and I think it is a beautiful thing when people stand in awe of fireworks, and the feelings fireworks can provoke in people, how thrilled they are, how thier eyes sparkle, and the huge smiles it brings to thier faces.
And yes I AM a hopeless romantic -.- Don't look down on me :'(
I thought 'dumb' meant mute in Britain.In the same way that gay means happy. I don't think anyone says dumb refering to a mute anymore (atleast I've never heard anyone say it)K. Just never hear it used in the sense of 'stupid' in England. But like you said in that other thread, there's too much variety in regional slang to know it all.[QUOTE="jimmyjammer69"]
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It's the 5th of November on Saturday so I'm going to see some fireworks then and probably get drunk as well (explosives and alcohol is a great combination)
It's dumb but also fun
toast_burner
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