bought or brought

2007-06-01 05:29:30

#1

slaata: there's laughter in slaughter; +18|7191

I ve been trying to think of something that hasn't been covered . My know anyone famous posts dont seem to have gone down very well so I hope to have more success with this.

Where I live Lincolnshire , England many people use incorrect words, this may or not be down to inbreeding.

An example of this would be bought and brought

" I recently brought a new bike" instead of "I recently bought a new bike"

What others can you think of

2007-06-01 05:30:41

#2

rambo43: Banned; +35|6688

Inbreeding? WTF?

2007-06-01 05:34:23

#3

heggs: Spamalamadingdong; +581|6853|New York

rambo43 wrote:
Inbreeding? WTF?

Seriously, wtf?

Inbreeding is quite an assumption. I would rather think it was due just a bad local dialect?

Remember Me As A Time Of Day

2007-06-01 05:39:18

#4

robthemadman: Always blame it on the ping; +63|6801

rambo43 wrote:
Inbreeding? WTF?

"I brought my sister's wedding dress for her. I mean it was me she was marrying"

2007-06-01 05:41:16

#5

gene_pool: Banned; +519|7086|Gold coast, Aus.

This annoys me. A common mistake that makes me feel like stabbing whoever said it in the face. "Yeah i brought a lolliez!!1!!"

Get fucked.

2007-06-01 05:44:23

#6

pers0nah: Waste Kid; +271|7047|MANCHESTERRR

some people around here say go's instead of go or gets instead of get.

We gets to the petrol station

we go's to the petrol station etc.

2007-06-01 05:45:03

#7

Apoc-SAS: rebmeM; +39|6853|Scotland

Many people (young or early school leaver types) in my area say "jamp" instead of "jumped".

As in "I jumped off the wall" would be "I jamp off the wall"

2007-06-01 05:45:25

#8

S.Lythberg: Mastermind; +429|6911|Chicago, IL

in the us, alot of people say axe instead of ask.

and of course, some dialects over here are a mockery of the english language to begin with.

2007-06-01 05:47:16

#9

Superior Mind: (not macbeth); +1,755|7157

slaata wrote:
this may or not be down to inbreeding.

Due.

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2007-06-01 05:47:22

#10

Titch2349: iz me!; +358|6817|uk

slaata wrote:
I ve been trying to think of something that hasn't been covered . My know anyone famous posts dont seem to have gone down very well so I hope to have more success with this.

Where I live Lincolnshire , England many people use incorrect words, this may or not be down to inbreeding.

An example of this would be bought and brought

" I recently brought a new bike" instead of "I recently bought a new bike"

What others can you think of

Only people from Grimsby are inbreds

2007-06-01 05:49:30

#11

pers0nah: Waste Kid; +271|7047|MANCHESTERRR

Superior Mind wrote:
slaata wrote:
this may or not be down to inbreeding.
Due.

that is a valid sentence over here.

2007-06-01 05:51:41

#12

stunt-shepherd: howay-the-lads; +8|6727

in the north east a lot of people say selt....... as in i have selt my car. and i agree with titch

2007-06-01 05:55:06

#13

TGMaverick: Member; +16|6695

you're vs. your

2007-06-01 06:03:16

#14

heggs: Spamalamadingdong; +581|6853|New York

I hear says instead of said sometimes.

'So I says to him, I was going to the car wash.'

Should be:

'So I said to him, I was going to the car wash.'

Remember Me As A Time Of Day

2007-06-01 06:04:44

#15

Surgeons: U shud proabbly f off u fat prik; +3,097|6954|Gogledd Cymru

its mainly people using the wrong tense, or made up words

2007-06-01 06:12:42

#16

sfarrar33: Halogenoalkane; +57|7083|InGerLand

Titch2349 wrote:
slaata wrote:
I ve been trying to think of something that hasn't been covered . My know anyone famous posts dont seem to have gone down very well so I hope to have more success with this.

Where I live Lincolnshire , England many people use incorrect words, this may or not be down to inbreeding.

An example of this would be bought and brought

" I recently brought a new bike" instead of "I recently bought a new bike"

What others can you think of
Only people from Grimsby are inbreds

come to northamptonshire then, i can't move for webbed feet...

2007-06-01 06:13:29

#17

gene_pool: Banned; +519|7086|Gold coast, Aus.

Apoc-SAS wrote:
Many people (young or early school leaver types) in my area say "jamp" instead of "jumped".

As in "I jumped off the wall" would be "I jamp off the wall"

Heh, its one of them 'words' that sound like a word, but isn't. I've caught myself nearly saying stuff like that a few times.

2007-06-01 06:20:23

#18

bennisboy: Member; +829|7111|Poundland

argh one I really hate is when people have an itch n they say
"I need to itch it!" or "I'm just itching myself"

its scratch dammit!!!!!!!

also have and of

"I must of done blah"
its "I must have done blah"

2007-06-01 06:21:00

#19

ghettoperson: Member; +1,943|7114

sfarrar33 wrote:
Titch2349 wrote:
slaata wrote:
I ve been trying to think of something that hasn't been covered . My know anyone famous posts dont seem to have gone down very well so I hope to have more success with this.

Where I live Lincolnshire , England many people use incorrect words, this may or not be down to inbreeding.

An example of this would be bought and brought

" I recently brought a new bike" instead of "I recently bought a new bike"

What others can you think of
Only people from Grimsby are inbreds
come to northamptonshire then, i can't move for webbed feet...

Don't forget the Isle of Wight.

2007-06-01 06:22:32

#20

S.Lythberg: Mastermind; +429|6911|Chicago, IL

the inner city american dialect as a whole. For those of you in Europe, be glad you don't know what I'm talking about.

2007-06-01 06:22:41

#21

Surgeons: U shud proabbly f off u fat prik; +3,097|6954|Gogledd Cymru

OMFG, i just remembered the one that pisses me off the most

when people say "liccle" instead of "little" for fucks sake, shut the hell up

2007-06-01 06:42:33

#22

dc_involved: Member; +13|6995

Firstly, LOL @ all the inbreeding. I live near a load of sheep shagging towns. Of course I would never admit to livng in one.

The language as a whole seems to suffer all over the country. I myself am guilty.

If one was to ask if you planned to go to the shops, one would instead say "Goin't shop?"

Many round our way say buzz instead of bus.

One of my favourite terms personally is Fod instead of forehead

Last edited by dc_involved (2007-06-01 06:43:17)

2007-06-01 06:44:15

#23

theDude5B: Cool member; +805|7215

stunt-sheperd wrote:
in the north east a lot of people say selt....... as in i have selt my car. and i agree with titch

this is just slang.

@OP, think that people say "I brought a lolly pop" instead of "I bought a lolly pop" just cause they are stupid.

Apoc wrote:
Many people (young or early school leaver types) in my area say "jamp" instead of "jumped".

Man would I love to slap these people silly. Sorry to say this, but I really hate stupid people, just don't have the patience for them. This is a real problem for me cause there are loads of stupid people in Glasgow.

2007-06-01 06:51:43

#24

bennisboy: Member; +829|7111|Poundland

"that'll learn you"
Its teach ffs!!!
"that will teach you!!!"

2007-06-01 06:52:01

#25

[PTG]shogun: PS n00b & proud vista user; +44|6897

TGMaverick wrote:
you're vs. your

thats different
your meain belonging to you
you're meaning you are

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