[Dixielandjazz] The difference between Brits and Yanks

[Bill Gunter]

Hi Listmates and Ivor,

This topic is starting to drift a bit from jazz . . . but it is fun and I 
really enjoyed your response to my (hopefully amusing) comments on British 
and American vocabularies.

After writing some funny stuff yourself further amplifying the differences 
between the two languages you asked:

>What do you think this all means?

I think it means that we're in a lot more trouble than we thought we were.

>No offence intended, and in the best possible taste.

Absolutely no offence taken - in fact, I loved it! I can't comment on the 
"taste" aspect of this because I am totally lacking in that department.  :-)

Respectfully submitted,

Bill "And Don't Get Me Started On Cockney Rhyming Slang!" Gunter
jazzboard@hotmail.com


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