hummus... is an inword. Why?

[GabbyLoggon]

Is it really that special?

Delia Smith made it special by calling it who-moose.

What's an inword?

Huh?

And it's chou-mous. Like in loch. Not hum-mus.

By "in word" do you mean spelled wrong word?

YABU... 'inword' is not even English and hummus (like avocado) is seventies retro...

its saturday ... anyone else noticed gabby only comes out to play on saturdays??

does s/he??

"in-word" bear....middle class way of saying POPULAR

I ussed to think we had middle class people on these sites. Then someone said "we are all working class."

Not ALL, surely

I listen to Radio 4 a lot (BBC) All the speilers on there are middle class.

But I also like footie and cricket...never
vote Tory..thats a bit working class.

People say I speak posher than mum and dad.

well, so does gabby Lux Logan

Any CHAVS on the sites?

oh yes I see now, sorry
Well I use it when I'm buying it or suggesting we eat it - other than that I don't tend to talk about it much, other than on this thread :o

???

Irish queen

what you said is NOT true.

Is the little Irish Queen doing a bit of stirring....?

Dont worry polar.. I am a student of words and that one just crops up all over ze place.

"Benchmark" "no cigar, then" are two that were popular and dropped out of favour.

"Which one would you like to straddle?"
Is popular with madams in South Coast
sex emporiums. (dont ask me how I know)

Is hummus used in South Coast sex emporiums? I feel a need to know.