UK Forces helping terrorists kill catholics

[plenderj]

Good 'ol England. ;)
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-12288863,00.html

[KayJay]

that should be ol'
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Hindu-Muslim, Christian-Muslim, Arab-Jew, Oriental-Occidental, G7-Third World, Catholics-Protestants....we just can't be one big global village, can we?

[plenderj]

Originally posted by KayJay
that should be ol'

You sure?

Its a shortening of the word "old" whereby one is dropping the d.
So surely the apostrophe should come after ?

[KayJay]

Originally posted by plenderj
You sure?

Its a shortening of the word "old" whereby one is dropping the d.
So surely the apostrophe should come after ?

:confused:
U say 'ol

I say ol'

[FantastichenEin]

I would think it's ol' as the apostrophe takes the place of the missing letter as in "don't", it replaces the o.

[MasterBlaster]

If you going to type the ' then you may as well type the d.

[plenderj]

" ol' " is part of an expression.

[run_GMoney]

But you typed " 'ol " which was the complaint in the first place. It's all your fault, Jamie. Let's have an extended thread about how you were supposed to type " ol' " but instead typed " 'ol " and then tried to say that you typed " ol' " when really everyone knows that you typed " 'ol " which I can only assume is supposed to be Old English for "mol" which is greek for "mole" which is Latin for "My friend used to look like a mole when he took his glasses off. He would squint and scrunch up his face and get really defensive and try to say he didn't look like a mole" but he did. Sometimes " ol' " is spelled "ole" which really confuses me.

Currently listening to:
Linkin Park - My December

[honeybee]

Originally posted by run_GMoney
But you typed " 'ol " which was the complaint in the first place. It's all your fault, Jamie. Let's have an extended thread about how you were supposed to type " ol' " but instead typed " 'ol " and then tried to say that you typed " ol' " when really everyone knows that you typed " 'ol " which I can only assume is supposed to be Old English for "mol" which is greek for "mole" which is Latin for "My friend used to look like a mole when he took his glasses off. He would squint and scrunch up his face and get really defensive and try to say he didn't look like a mole" but he did. Sometimes " ol' " is spelled "ole" which really confuses me.

Currently listening to:
Linkin Park - My December

I think 'ole is used to denote whole. Could you be confusing this with the 'ole you are talking about?

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[Shaggy Hiker]

Or it could be 'ole as in "Look mate, thas a deep bloody 'ole you're diggin'."

In which case, calling England an 'ole could be fairly insulting.

On the other hand, you could just skip the letters all together.

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