"beastlymm;c-1766187" wrote:
"Dougie_Powers_17;c-1766177" wrote:
Sorry... it must be some UK English V American English thing, I have been using the word 'swap' as that's what seems natural to me, as to me, to skip something means to miss it out alto.. gether whereas in this scenario, it feels like you're swapping one daily task for another... so apologies for any confusion caused on my part...
Ha! Your feeble pleas for mercy only fuel my mocking laughter!
LOL! Sorry Dougie, I couldn't resist a moment of evil drama.
It's very kind of you to offer an explanation and apologize, but honestly, it's fine. My wife is imported from the UK, but we haven't encountered a communication gap regarding swap and skip yet.
I've had the genuine pleasure to visit the UK and love it there.
I never said it was, I only said it might,(Edit, I was supposed to have said might but have typed must.. oh....) :wink: but nevertheless still decided I would take the opportunity to explain myself anyway... mind you, the UK version of 'swap' is 'swop' so maybe that's why it's not been issue between you and your wife... :lol:
