Rather good can i have a go

Thank you. I may be the only person in the world that remembers this, but what about that video of like chinchillas with humans eyes and mouths or were they kirbies? Joel please. Why not convert these so I can watch on youtube? Any chance we might have it posted back up?

Oh man, I remember watching all this lot 10 years ago. Now I can introduce my children to it…. Tales of the Blode and Frightened boy my favourites! Watched more than 10 years ago!

Fuck yeah! Where are the animations with the queen? The brown tap? The corgis watching bukkake? It was hilarious! No you suck resplendent man meat for making demands and contributing zero. Post the Public enemy bring the noise misheard lyrics. Water buffalo! Also the sped up hippo girl song. Ban Spoonguard! Please resuciatate the party! Still the best page ever.

I think its is swedish. Where the hell is Gack attack! Also you making anymore Blode videos! I love Zoology Dragon. Thank you, Amy. But what would you do if one ear were of American origin and another — British? As I understand, in the same context American and British people tend to interpret the meaning of quite a bit differently. I mean:. Well… If I want to make pay? A Do you know Emily who lives at No 45? A Do you mean a lttle beautiful or very beautiful?

B I should have thought that was quite obvious - very beautiful. B Quite. B Ra-ther A That could be rather difficult. The fact is Emily has just got married. A Quite. A British colleague once informed me that precise meaning of the Q-word gasp! Now, I have no idea if any of this is actually true in British English. Who knows — Maybe my British friend was pulling my leg. Thank you Amy, thank you Alan… now I seem to have to gain a quite good exercise for the whole evening….

All I can say to that is: Quite. Or should it be Rather? Now I have quite finished. A That could be rather difficult. It is meant in a good natured way of expressing both sympathy and having a bit of a laugh at their expense. This quote reminded me of how, when I was in second grade, my mother surprised me one day when she appeared as a substitute teacher for my class.

The meaning—from my American mouth to her American ears—was not lost on either of us. My mother, to her credit, found it endlessly amusing and told the anecdote for years.

And the meaning is also quite clear. High praise. Almost as in your case. In general: Quite positive meaning , rather negative meaning. I quite like tennis. Rather good vs. Whereas quite is positive not contradict to something in the context. Hi Alan!