Steve,

Well, you know those Brits.

Vodka really isn't their drink is it ?

And they called Andrew Sullivan "conservative"....

"And is "Britishism" actually a word?"

No, the closest word in the American English is "limey twits".

Make that "limey twiticisms".

That's what happens with cheap 6 months old blended (with PCBs) Scotch.

I usually say "Britticisms".

Limmey twits works for me.

Lime twists? A Britini?

I caught that too, jaymaster. Not sure what Sully is conservative about.

Gee, two days back and you're already being quoted by the BBC. See just how much you were missed, Steve.

Glad you're getting better.

At least calling Sullivan a conservative is an easy mistake to make; people on the left always call him one, and doesn't he call himself one, still?

Wheras, well, it's much harder to explain how one can think Stephen runs Instapundit. Unless one just can't keep track of anything with "pundit" in the name, in which case at least it wasn't Neanderpundit or the lamented long-gone Isntapundit.

I just watched the DirecTV free concert thing with Snoop Doggy Dog.

Swear to God, I heard him use the term “Britishisms”.

limey twit

stupid cow

There is a british-american dictionary online somewhere, should be some good ones there.

Clueless eurotrash......

How about just "twit?" I've got a lot of British friends who aren't twits.

Steve: been lurking around here from time to time, waiting to see what's what with the site - glad to see (read?) you back on your feet. keep it up. Cheers! -AC

they were probably going thru instapundit, found the quote by you and figured that you were with glenn reynolds.

... not that there's anything wrong with that, mind you...

Is there a Britishism for knuckleheads?

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