"WHAT'S UP?"; "WASSUP?" !!

[mawilson 2,133]

Oh, and for the record....every time Sian says "Jacket Potato", I imagine Mr. PotatoHead wearing a Tux....

What do you call it?

[Jenn! 918]

Oh, and for the record....every time Sian says "Jacket Potato", I imagine Mr. PotatoHead wearing a Tux....

What do you call it?

I had to look up "jacket potato". It's a baked potato!

[PlatyPius 5]

It's a baked potato. See, it's a potato.......and it's....baked.

LOL

[Tim and Bethanie 1]

Oh, and for the record....every time Sian says "Jacket Potato", I imagine Mr. PotatoHead wearing a Tux....

What do you call it?

Baked potato! When in Rome.........

Rather like when Sian gets on MSN and says "Hi! You alright?" Which means pretty much exactly what you listed for "What's up?" Asking someone if they're alright implies that either they aren't, or they've done something that would suggest that maybe they aren't. lol

Oh, and for the record....every time Sian says "Jacket Potato", I imagine Mr. PotatoHead wearing a Tux....

For months every time Tim ask me "are you alright", I thought maybe I sounded ill.

[mawilson 2,133]

It's a baked potato. See, it's a potato.......and it's....baked.

LOL

Well what do you call the skin of a baked potato then?

[Jenn! 918]

It's a baked potato. See, it's a potato.......and it's....baked.

LOL

Well what do you call the skin of a baked potato then?

Ummm, potato skin...

[Mags 112]

PoTAYto poTARto.....

[featherB 1]

Hahaha - we've had those very same conversations...

Me: You alright?

Him: Of course I am... why wouldn't I be?

Him: Hey hon, what's up?

Me: (startled) Nothing, I'm fine... why?

Me: blah, blah, cooking a jacket potato, blah, blah...

Him: *snigger*... every time you say that, I imagine a potato dressed up in a tuxedo.

Ahh, and there was me thinking there was no language barrier...

Rather like when Sian gets on MSN and says "Hi! You alright?" Which means pretty much exactly what you listed for "What's up?" Asking someone if they're alright implies that either they aren't, or they've done something that would suggest that maybe they aren't. lol

Oh, and for the record....every time Sian says "Jacket Potato", I imagine Mr. PotatoHead wearing a Tux....

[Ban Hammer 13,340]

I had to look up "jacket potato". It's a baked potato!

and i thought it was a potato doing self serve

[garya505 2]

In the UK, if one says "what's up?" to someone, it means "what's the matter?" (as in....you suspect that someone is ill, depressed, or somesuch). Here, it seems to mean "how are you doing?" or "what's happening?" (in your life) etc.

Just a little wrankle.......Neil.

Neil - You obviously do not have the right attitude for life in the US. You should go back to the UK.

[LiszyandKenny 5]

when somebody asks me "wassup" I always answer... Chichen`s butt when it is eating

[Ban Hammer 13,340]

when somebody asks me "wassup" I always answer... Chichen`s butt when it is eating

[KarenCee 3]

Let me add to that the phrase "how you dooooin"...when I hear that I hear Joey (from Friends) saying that...and it just makes me laugh. I guess the person saying that wonders what the h*ll is so funny....

[mrc 0]

I'm guilty of using this term as a greeting. I admit it.

There are some UK terms that "wrankle" me like "puffing a **."

[pucklechurch 0]

There are plenty of Yank-English and English-Yank dictionaries out there that could help alot of people.