Just for a laugh

[Bigjohn]

The apostrophes are the least of my worries……how many s’s in Duchessship or Headmistressship???????

 

[Oz7mm]

No I can't, but ever since I heard some one impersonating him, years ago it's has stuck in my head, it may of been Rob Brydon ?.

"may of been" Colin?

Tut

 

[Jon Nazareth]

Depends where you was Brung up mate. " Me and my Mate "...East London-Essex , " My Mate and I ".. West London- Berk's"
Can't beat English dialects

I once heard that it was Queen Victoria who introduced the 'You and I' thing, up until then it was, 'you and me'. Who knows?

Jon

 

[Owen English]

"may of been" Colin?

Tut

As widely used by television presenters. Sometimes it's very clearly pronounced wrongly.

 

[Eastsidepilot]

"may of been" Colin?

Tut

Can't 'elp beein from Essex might mate!