heyitsrachel

Very cool to be so popular, Mike! You sound very suave.

HipHopKingMike

I think I was very suave

The English accent that i once had drew many female admirers but it made me very happy. I was a popular guy at HS and college too. Also popular in my work environment largely because I'm the only one that sounds like a loud American in a London office, how ironic
If I'm honest London has so much to cater compared to LA and I love it here - it's a awesome city to be in but it's damn expensive.
Brits are quite reserved but they are friendly

I'm very extroverted and have a outgoing personality.

heyitsrachel

Your suaveness sounds like James Bond.

HipHopKingMike

My name is Bond, Mike Bond

I was a bit of a gangsta G when I was in my teens with a English accent living it up in LA.

I always miss Roscoes Chicken and Waffles, they don't have it here in London.
Sometimes I feel kind of homesick when I think of LA but London is cool

Maybe I should teach you some British slang, what do you think?

heyitsrachel

Thanks Mike Bond. British Slang? I don't know yet. I might try it.

HipHopKingMike

I think you could learn from me

I know quite a bit.

Example:

Awight mate? I'm knackered but at the same time I'm chuffed but 'er indoors having a barney because I made a bloody dog's dinner in the loo after having a Ruby last night but hey I'm talking a load of bollocks and will get bollocked from my trouble but hey she is peng, innit?

I hope you understood my Brit slang

heyitsrachel

Sorry, I lost you after "Awight mate?"

HipHopKingMike

Awight Mate is basically hello or hi. Brits always say mate as general conversation.
Knackered means tired
Chuffed means happy or delighted or stoked
Er indoors mean wife or girlfriend
Barney means getting mad
Dogs dinner means mess
Loo is bathroom or restroom
Ruby is London Cockney slang for Indian curry
Bollocks means nonsense but bollocked means told off
Peng means hot....you know Tiffani Thiessen is peng
Trouble in London Cockney slang means wife
Innit is short for isn't it - this is extremely common
Bloody is used in a positive or negative way such as he is bloody good.or he is bloody awful or Beverly hills 90210 is bloody crap

I knew some Brit Slang before we moved to LA

heyitsrachel

I know "bloody." Thanks for the lesson, Mike!

HipHopKingMike

I'm glad you know "bloody"

I can definitely teach you some Brit slang since I do know some, even some rude ones too

But what ever you do if you do visit the UK, do not ever say "fanny pack" in the UK because it has a very different meaning

Please don't say "shag" or "shag dance" too in the UK

heyitsrachel

I know "shag." I've seen Austin Powers.

HipHopKingMike

Well the word trump in England means something that makes a sound and is smelly

heyitsrachel

It's so fitting.

HipHopKingMike

Yes totally

playgroundDiaries

Can't believe fanny packs are back. Even 'designer' ones.

"Er indoors"? Peng and Trouble? Those really threw me.