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bathwater.thr.own.baby
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81 days ago
When the British people call sweaters “jumpers” that is very cute to me
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snarkyparky.bsky.social
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81 days ago
They also call turtlenecks a “Polo neck”— it goes back some years when polo players wore turtlenecks.
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ingr.own.baby
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81 days ago
It's not a jumper unless it's standing on the edge of a tall building ready to go
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bathwater.thr.own.baby
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81 days ago
I wish you would step back from that edge my friend
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bunnystroganoff.bsky.social
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81 days ago
There's also the phrase, "Oompah, oompah, stick it up your jumper!"
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bathwater.thr.own.baby
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81 days ago
Let me just throw on this jumpah
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redjolt.bsky.social
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81 days ago
The time-honoured form of shoplifting, “shove it up yer jumper”
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bathwater.thr.own.baby
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81 days ago
Oh I love this
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trixiebeldame.bsky.social
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81 days ago
Enjoy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxmZZBJQAKM
And: You know that Americans call a different garment a "jumper," yes?
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roryraquel.bsky.social
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81 days ago
I can understand calling sneakers trainers but why would a sweater be called a jumper?
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pjevica.bsky.social
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81 days ago
it really bothers me tbh
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someburgerfan.bsky.social
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81 days ago
what's funny is that here in europe they teach us british english however more and more people speak in american english
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxmZZBJQAKM
And: You know that Americans call a different garment a "jumper," yes?