what does she mean by "a Chinese"? is that just the british way of saying chinese food? i'm noit being sarsactic and it may seem like a stupid question, but i really don't know. just message me if anyone has the answer. :D
Lol, that is how us British say it.
I'm going to get 'a chinese' or I'm going to get 'an indian' is how we talk about getting food take aways.
I never realised that you didn't say that over in the USA...
Lol, that is how us British say it.
I'm going to get 'a chinese' or I'm going to get 'an indian' is how we talk about getting food take aways.
I never realised that you didn't say that over in the USA...
ok guys heres the deal. im english. get chinese means we'll order takeaway chinese food.
ok guys heres the deal. im english. get chinese means we'll order takeaway chinese food.
shes happy that she gets to spend time with her boyfriend while shes eating chinese. shes talking about her man and how happy she is with her predictable life. she knows theyll walk the dog and she KNOWS theyl get a chinese and eat it by the TV. its just a happy song about herself, her boyfriend and chinese food.
shes happy that she gets to spend time with her boyfriend while shes eating chinese. shes talking about her man and how happy she is with her predictable life. she knows theyll walk the dog and she KNOWS theyl get a chinese and eat it by the TV. its just a happy song about herself, her boyfriend and chinese food.
hell yes definitely talking about getting chinese takeaway -- how obvious is that? i'm not british but i worked that out :P
and oh, i like how chinatown wraps up them chinese food. + the fortune cookies, if they still serve that.
btw, anyone know how to hold the chopsticks correctly? i've seen some pretty funny ways (yeah i'm chinese. tsk tsk.)
hell yes definitely talking about getting chinese takeaway -- how obvious is that? i'm not british but i worked that out :P
and oh, i like how chinatown wraps up them chinese food. + the fortune cookies, if they still serve that.
btw, anyone know how to hold the chopsticks correctly? i've seen some pretty funny ways (yeah i'm chinese. tsk tsk.)
what does she mean by "a Chinese"? is that just the british way of saying chinese food? i'm noit being sarsactic and it may seem like a stupid question, but i really don't know. just message me if anyone has the answer. :D
i'm pretty sure it's just a british way of saying chinese food. just the way they say "let's go get a curry," when referring to indian food.
i'm pretty sure it's just a british way of saying chinese food. just the way they say "let's go get a curry," when referring to indian food.
heh, bless, that's a sweet question. yes, just the british way :)
heh, bless, that's a sweet question. yes, just the british way :)
Lol, that is how us British say it. I'm going to get 'a chinese' or I'm going to get 'an indian' is how we talk about getting food take aways. I never realised that you didn't say that over in the USA...
Lol, that is how us British say it. I'm going to get 'a chinese' or I'm going to get 'an indian' is how we talk about getting food take aways. I never realised that you didn't say that over in the USA...
ok guys heres the deal. im english. get chinese means we'll order takeaway chinese food.
ok guys heres the deal. im english. get chinese means we'll order takeaway chinese food.
shes happy that she gets to spend time with her boyfriend while shes eating chinese. shes talking about her man and how happy she is with her predictable life. she knows theyll walk the dog and she KNOWS theyl get a chinese and eat it by the TV. its just a happy song about herself, her boyfriend and chinese food.
shes happy that she gets to spend time with her boyfriend while shes eating chinese. shes talking about her man and how happy she is with her predictable life. she knows theyll walk the dog and she KNOWS theyl get a chinese and eat it by the TV. its just a happy song about herself, her boyfriend and chinese food.
noshitbuddy, you're kinda stupid. she wrote this for her mum. so change your username and shut up.
noshitbuddy, you're kinda stupid. she wrote this for her mum. so change your username and shut up.
@ katiekatie:
@ katiekatie:
in the Us, we say 'get chinese food' sadly, this is incredibly boring and the british way is better
in the Us, we say 'get chinese food' sadly, this is incredibly boring and the british way is better
hell yes definitely talking about getting chinese takeaway -- how obvious is that? i'm not british but i worked that out :P and oh, i like how chinatown wraps up them chinese food. + the fortune cookies, if they still serve that. btw, anyone know how to hold the chopsticks correctly? i've seen some pretty funny ways (yeah i'm chinese. tsk tsk.)
hell yes definitely talking about getting chinese takeaway -- how obvious is that? i'm not british but i worked that out :P and oh, i like how chinatown wraps up them chinese food. + the fortune cookies, if they still serve that. btw, anyone know how to hold the chopsticks correctly? i've seen some pretty funny ways (yeah i'm chinese. tsk tsk.)