I was talking to an American a few years ago, she said that her daughter had been told at school that when shocked, an Englishman will say 'blimy', I said not since the 1940s  ...then later I was having a conversation with my stepfather and he honestly said it! Can't remember the context, but he actually came out with the word 'blimy' |
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"I was talking to an American a few years ago, she said that her daughter had been told at school that when shocked, an Englishman will say 'blimy', I said not since the 1940s ...then later I was having a conversation with my stepfather and he honestly said it! Can't remember the context, but he actually came out with the word 'blimy' "
I say blimey all the time  |
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By *ildbillkid OP Man
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"I was talking to an American a few years ago, she said that her daughter had been told at school that when shocked, an Englishman will say 'blimy', I said not since the 1940s ...then later I was having a conversation with my stepfather and he honestly said it! Can't remember the context, but he actually came out with the word 'blimy'
I say blimey all the time "
I thought y'all used it all the time, too many old movies I guess |
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