Pictures of yourself!!!

[Acarr]

Damnit, that's scot's slang.

[El Dango]

Oh, you mean like saying 'me' instead of 'my'?

[Cairnie]

All Brits use "me" instead of "my" [as in, oooh me throat], not just the Scots.

[El Dango]

?
But i've heard lots of Brits saying 'my'...

[Acarr]

Wow, I don't say "my" at all

I usually say "me", "mine", "myself" or "ma".

[El Dango]

How about talking about yourself in third person?

[Acarr]

Why on earth would I do that for?

[Serza5]

Serza likes to talk in third person.

[El Dango]

Yo, El D's in the house, gangzta!

[Acarr]

w0ot w0ot

Acarr had felt like saying that.

[Mountain Goat]

Ya forgot "the gangster" in your sentence

[El Dango]

Post edited.

[Xenon]

?
But i've heard lots of Brits saying 'my'...

Well obviously most people do use 'my' as opposed to 'me'. That's why it's slang

In any case, I don't really like British slang to be honest.

[Acarr]

English slang, you mean?

[spiraldoor]

Wow, I don't say "my" at all

I usually say "me", "mine", "myself" or "ma".

That is unacceptable. You'll have to start using the word "my" from now on, or I shan't talk to you again.

[Xenon]

English slang, you mean?

No, British slang. America, Scotland, Australia and many other English-speaking countries all have different forms of slang.

[spiraldoor]

No. Acarr is right.

There is American slang, Scottish slang, Australian Slang, and English slang. English slang is the slang of the people of England, not the slang of all English-speaking peoples of the world. The term "British slang" lumps together the English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish slangs.

[Xenon]

Okay yes, I see now. I actually forgot Scotland and Ireland were part of Great Britain for a moment there.

[Acarr]

Ireland isn't part of Britian(unless you're talking about Northern Ireland).

Wtf is Britain anyway?

[El Dango]

I think it's the big island and a part of the small island.