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3/31/2015 12:24:04 PM
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I played with a lot of English and Australians, they have all been great except for one cocky -blam!-, but I put him in his place hah. I'll be honest though, it throws me off when they say 'cheers'. I know what they mean, but I never know what to say for some reason.
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No worries or just saying 'cheers' back is pretty normal :)
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Edited by JigglinJellycube: 3/31/2015 4:57:40 PMI usually just end up saying anytime! I just meant that it's one of those words that stunts my thought process haha. I'm used to hearing it when I'm drinking and it kinda makes me think, wait what?
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Haha fair enough dude. I have to be honest, it's such an British thing to say... But anytime works equally as well!
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"No worries" is always a good response! Cheers is just "thanks" so "your welcome" is fine I think it's great the way I can join a game and everyone's curious about my english accent and whatever else. Good times
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Cheers :)
