thats my ham!

Statham

Fuck you, stole my joke.

did i really?

`yeaaah

did you post this joke before i posted mine?

I actually read a comic about that...

Red thumb just because you said 'soccer'.

i second this motion

tater tots and ham: Tottenham

He's the other white meat.

Also Olivia Dunham from Fringe.

So hot....

.coooooooooooom

Also Durham ;)

U WOT M8?

I'm from Hucknall =)

I live in Derbyshire

Sutton in Ashfield, muda fuke

I live in the City of Derby
Are we friends now?

im in beeston :D

So Do I.

Which town

It didn't take me a long time to realise who the person on your picture is.

No more FMA pics

Take my wallpaper

Okay, thank you.

Actually in nottingham, close to the city centre.

Oh, I'm in Sutton in Ashfield. We're not that far apart, really.

I still really don't get that picture.

"You want mate"?

Explain!

You what, mate?

Is what it says.

Yes but.. what the fuck is that supposed to mean?

If someone calls you something you're unhappy with, like "faggot" if you're offended by that kind of thing, then "You, what, mate?" may be an appropriate response.
The request for a repetition of aforementioned insult can not only be used to check that you heard it correctly but also as a method of confrontation, to see whether or not your offender cares enough to continue with the verbal abuse.
Adding "mate" to the end also serves a double-purpose, if you will. While the pretence of friendship keeps the conversation cheery and lighthearted in the event of some kind of auditory mix-up, it can be used sarcastically if needs be by mocking the other person and, to an extent, be used to belittle them since it is an assertion that you have power and influence to decide who their friends are.
So, in summary;
- Elimination of misunderstanding
- Invitation to take the dispute further
- Back-up plan if it all goes wrong
- Mocking retort in the face of adversary.

Not bad for 3 words.

It's a phrase some people in England say.

1- "You're a twat!"

2- "You what mate?"

3- "You fuckin' heard me"

Well I do apologize for my ignorance in this matter. But I actually thought that the whole thing was from maybe a movie or something. Although now I know it's just something British or English.

'Merica fag

Not even American...

Breaded ham

Newham :D

This is fucking morbid

(Gotham is in Nottingham)

He's right. I've been to a pub there.

How many others can say they have had a pint in Gotham?

I've driven by it many times because I live abotu five miles form it. I've been to Bunny- the villiage next door, too.

Loppytaffy, are you hitting on me? This is the 4th time you've misspelled about abotu...

Oh please, you only chose that username because you want my attention.

Is it working?

Well yeah, but...I dunno, I always spell it abotu, it's unintentional. Same as i usually put the ng on the end of a verb as gn.

Getting on the bus to Gotham is always a joy

Just don't use their trains.

ah I remember this show.

Took their ham

In alabama

They fly so high.
They can reach the sky.

Like my dreams they fly, and die

Fortune's always hiding,
I've looked everywhere

I'm forever blowing bubbles,
Pretty bubbles in the air.