19 year olds allotment diary

Jul 29, 2012 26 Replies

hi,

also dont get some words :P pomme

sorry for interrupting this convo :PP

just realised this allotment word is a UK thing, but thinking to not just use it exclusively anymore and also to make make a new independant webpage/blog.

can you guys tell me how you found me because my site hasnt been very google friendly so far(i'm just dont think this has sent correctly)

AFAIK "pomme"or "pommie" is a slang,slightly uncomplimentary, term for a Bris.

HB

Are you sure?

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I thought an abris was a circumcision ;O)

AFAIK "pomme"or "pommie" is a slang,slightly uncomplimentary, term for a Bris. _________________________________________ Actually it's Pom or Pommie or, if pushed beyond the bounds of normal politeness, Pommie Bastard.

Whan Prince Cahrles was in Australia in this youth going to school ofr a term or two, his nickname amongst his schoolmates at his very exclusive boy's school was apparently The Pommie Bastard.

____________________________________________ 'Pom' is the correct spelling. The nickname that Austrlian's use for Brits is Pom or Pommie. It can be used affectionately or as a term of abuse. How you interprete it would depend upon context and it's also situational.

Mat: just realised this allotment word is a UK thing, but thinking to not just use it exclusively anymore and also to make make a new independant webpage/blog. _________________________________________________ It's nat just a UK thing. Taht word and all it means is understood in many parts of the English speaking world, just not in the US.

Mat:can you guys tell me how you found me because my site hasnt been very google friendly so far ________________________________________ ????We found your site because you posted here mentioning it. If you mean what do we think of it, then I found it interesting enough to look at it again. I really liked what you'd done with your chimney stacks.

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