"Kinnnnkaaaaayyyyyyy...!"
Posted on 02/17/2015 8:30:00 PM PST by Slings and Arrows
A Valentine's Day cinema screening of Fifty Shades of Grey ended in chaos when three women were arrested for attacking a man.
Witnesses claim the bust-up started after the victim asked the "worse for the wear" women to quieten down during a viewing on Saturday evening.
Police then rushed to Grosvenor Cinema in Glasgow's west end where they arrested three women.
Cinema visitors also claimed the man had been glassed and that staff were forced to wipe blood from seats before the next screening of the film.
(Excerpt) Read more at telegraph.co.uk ...
must be. I was on a train going to Edinburgh and saw a bunch of women with a large stash of alcohol and they drank it all. Think it was someones birthday as they were dressed to celebrate!
‘I’ll try to work the phrase into a conversation this week_________’
Okay then - get back to us - !
There’s another word that is wrongly used but having a hard time remembering at the moment - wait - think I have it -
Jooo - la - ree instead of jew - well - ry
Ree - la - tor instead of REE - al - tor
Okay - all that hurt - gotta rest now. . .
‘Jew - well - ry’
Make that Jew - well - rEE
That’s the ticket.
As for the OP: I would suggest you not be envious. I can't imagine tribation would result in much more than very nasty brush burns for a guy.
Thanks for the explanation! I’d never heard of being ‘glassed’ before.
Well, as it was the Joooos who created the market for precious metal ornamental trinkets for Jooo-Lah-Ree, it is only fair that they charge such obscene outrageous profits out of line with other industry price mark-ups.
Haha!
A mob of drunken females? For a while I thought I was reading about one of my family reunions.
You forgot nukular. You know, like the bombs.
I guess that happens when you make guns and knives illegal.
Ha ha—that’s great.
I’ve heard that phrase as “glazed over” instead of “glassed over”.
"Kinnnnkaaaaayyyyyyy...!"
“Glassed” must be ebonics for getting a bottle across the head.
I am the soul of moderation.
I’m wondering what it is myself.
Al-u-minium for aluminum. The Brits are such language sticklers, but this one always surprised me.
"In hospital", instead of in the hospital.
"Med-cine" instead of medicine.
"A spanner in the works" instead of a wrench in the works
I can forgive that one, since they say "spanner" instead of wrench.
I tell you, the things you learn from having a British girlfriend.
And the thing is, she would laugh at MY "Americanisms".
“Nukular”
Oh right - nu-clee-err.
‘Poor’ George W. - !
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