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  1. Techdisk Techdisk

    So. Hang on. In the UK, you call underwear “pants”. So, does that mean whenever you watch American/Canadian media, and hear them talking about “pants”, meaning their “trousers”… Do you just giggle?

    Friday, 11-Jul-14 15:20:14 UTC from web
    1. scoot scoot

      @techdisk It can be pretty amusing.

      Friday, 11-Jul-14 15:20:38 UTC from web
      1. Techdisk Techdisk

        @scoot ... well now i'm never going to see a pants joke the same way ever again.

        Friday, 11-Jul-14 15:23:10 UTC from web
    2. Narwhal Narwhal

      @techdisk It must be really funny whenever there's a "no pants" joke.

      Friday, 11-Jul-14 15:21:13 UTC from web
    3. Gherkin ☑️ Gherkin ☑️

      @techdisk It's not as funny as hearing Australians talk about thongs.

      Friday, 11-Jul-14 15:21:20 UTC from web
      1. scoot scoot

        @thelastgherkin I think that's funny to every non-Australian though

        Friday, 11-Jul-14 15:21:50 UTC from web
        1. Gherkin ☑️ Gherkin ☑️

          @scoot I just remember holiday photos of Australian shoe shops proudly offering "KIDS' THONGS"

          Friday, 11-Jul-14 15:23:08 UTC from web
          1. scoot scoot

            @thelastgherkin Oh god

            Friday, 11-Jul-14 15:23:27 UTC from web
    4. Cloud Kicker Cloud Kicker

      @techdisk I used tp

      Friday, 11-Jul-14 15:23:37 UTC from web