The game influences your speach.
- Thread starter RainbowCakez
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I remember a little while back when i was at home on leave.
I was enjoying a good time at the park with my friends and family and i found a wallet. Though very tempted to open it but insted i took it with a droped it off by the local police station that was down a block from my house.
Well about a week later Some very strange old man came to my door asked for me i came up to then he asks" i was told that your where the person who was kind to return my billfold to the local police" I thinking about it and i told i did something like that yes. The old man smiled at me and then told me " you can have what ever money is left in the wallet then."
thinking to myself more likey empty becuase more likey someone else took the money.
Well i was quite surprized when he took out 500 dollars and give it to me. Shorty after i get a huge grin on my face and turn to my best friend and tell him " Time For a Car boot sale i feel!"
I was enjoying a good time at the park with my friends and family and i found a wallet. Though very tempted to open it but insted i took it with a droped it off by the local police station that was down a block from my house.
Well about a week later Some very strange old man came to my door asked for me i came up to then he asks" i was told that your where the person who was kind to return my billfold to the local police" I thinking about it and i told i did something like that yes. The old man smiled at me and then told me " you can have what ever money is left in the wallet then."
thinking to myself more likey empty becuase more likey someone else took the money.
Well i was quite surprized when he took out 500 dollars and give it to me. Shorty after i get a huge grin on my face and turn to my best friend and tell him " Time For a Car boot sale i feel!"
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Yeah. I've caught myself saying 'dosh' a couple of times. In fact, prior to Killing Floor, I've never even HEARD of that word!
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To be fair, according to our dedicated research here on the KF forums, "Dosh" isn't actually money. It's a sentient life-form that gives it's life to turn itself into guns when you're at the trader. Where it goes when it disappears is still a mystery, though research into it is ongoing...
http://forums.tripwireinteractive.com/showthread.php?t=49247
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Nope. It hasn't for me.
...I find myself walking faster when I hold a kitchen knife though..
...I find myself walking faster when I hold a kitchen knife though..
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If you really want to learn to speak Cockney, watch Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
"I don't believe this will everyone stop getting ****ing shot!"
"I don't believe this will everyone stop getting ****ing shot!"
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I involuntarily say dosh instead of cash, money, etc. No one knows what the hell I'm talking about out of context in America.
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"Loadsa Moneeeee"....
"Wait What?"
"I need dosh, Naoh!"
"Uhhhh...?"
"Leggit! Its toasty tiem!"
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Me and my friends use dosh for money.
I find myself thinking of "Get up them apples!" whenever I think of going up stairs.
And my favorite line I use for legging it. "Smeggit" inb4 they actually say something else.
I find myself thinking of "Get up them apples!" whenever I think of going up stairs.
And my favorite line I use for legging it. "Smeggit" inb4 they actually say something else.
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Or Snatch, both are great movies.
Although I dont' think many outside our isle will get most of it.
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When I get pissed, I always refer to people as gormless tossers now. They just raise an eyebrow.
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![[TW]Wilsonam](/data/avatars/s/0/10.jpg?1568638684){kind=avatar}
I'm beginning to (proudly) think that we have done more to damage the English language in America than Guy Ritchie!
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