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Topic	Americans, what British slang, words or phrases confuses you?
Yaridovich 08/20/17 8:02:35 AM #37:	"Tucked in" Whenever I hear somebody use this term I imagine a Southern bed and breakfast owner getting upset at his British guest. "Boy came downstairs for breakfast and said he was gun 'tuck in' to them eggs and I was like boy, you just slept eight doggone hours what the hell you mean you're gonna tuck in! It's eight in the morning! I tells you what these Brit folk are something else.' --- Talk about backseat fishing http://i.imgur.com/VqWjuCs.png <cite>Yaridovich posted [p:885107344] in Americans,... [t:75689390]...</cite> <quote>"Tucked in" Whenever I hear somebody use this term I imagine a Southern bed and breakfast owner getting upset at his British guest. "Boy came downstairs for breakfast and said he was gun 'tuck in' to them eggs and I was like boy, you just slept eight doggone hours what the hell you mean you're gonna tuck in! It's eight in the morning! I tells you what these Brit folk are something else.' --- Talk about backseat fishing http://i.imgur.com/VqWjuCs.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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