Geh?
Last night I got a text confirming our family holiday plans for August, we're going to Portugal (Same time zone as the UK, no changing watches, wahey! Not that it's much of a chore really). What did I say in a reply to my mum (other than telling her I'd been revising all afternoon, although predictive text annoys me, it thinks I want to tell my mum I've been retiring recently) "Portugal sounds cool" One minute later on MSN I get my sister saying "Bro, you do know that Portugal's hot?"
I do know that Portugal is hot, but I didn't want to text well wicked to my mum, in hindsight I should have texted good, so I didn't sound totally geographically impaired.
Portugal of course has a Mediterranean climate, which I like well know now, thanks to Wikkipedia.
6 comments:
I can't believe you thought you could get away with using the word cool. It means nothing other than "neither hot or cold" outside of the playground. Shame on you.
Parabens Laranjinho!
I hope you're not one of those ignorant types who go to a country without a perfect command of the language. Therefore understood exactly what I said at the start. Even though technically I'm making up words. Why not.
Yes, it is a hot place. Bearing in mind it is impossible for me to burn in the sun, I reluctantly admit I got sunburn in Portugal. Which was most certainly not cool as it made me look like a barbecued liar.
Ant - Well damnit Ant, now I know, I learnt the hard way, and endured the virtual embarresment, which is much easier to digest than real human in the face embaressment.
Jemima - Parbens Laranjinho? Well of course I shall be putting my litter in the bin. See, I know the language.
Impossbile for you to burn in the sun? I'm going to ignore what you've said subsequent to that, I hate you for not burning in the sun! Damm you!
Ahh very entertaining. I want to hear more of the conversations between you, your ma and your sis!
It was congratulations little orange type person actually.
Loo - More? Well if anything midly amusing happens, maybe I'll blog.
Jemima - Oh. Bugger.
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