Ordinary, chapter 32

[jackiestolz]

summary: Ian is diagnosed with cancer. In this chapter, Ian prepares for death.
warnings: sadness and mild language.
rating: pg-13

Comments

[juulchii]

So
Frickin
Cute
Chapter!

And again so sad. Please find out Anthony!!

[jackiestolz]

Thank you! Maybe he will, maybe he won't, you'll have to wait for more chapters :)

[9800andseagulls]

I haven't read this yet, however, I saw via twitter, you need a british friend! TA DAA! Here I am :)

[jackiestolz]

Honestly, the fact that you've read this far is good enough for me, you can stop reading and just post hate comments or something and I'd just be okay with it (not that you seem like the kind of person that would post hate comments, you seem pretty nice).
And yes, a Brit! Is it alright if I ask you a question? If you can't help out that's fine, but I just needed to know something for a fic (unfortunately not a Smosh fic, sorry). So I know that in the UK, they refer to pants as trousers. But what if you're wearing fancy pants, like they're not made of blue denim? Like the nice kind that you wear with suits and have to get dry-cleaned, do you guys still call them trousers, or is there another special term for it?

[9800andseagulls]

haha I could never stop reading this! Or post hate comments don't be stupid!

And of course! Im happy to help you!
Well personally, I call jeans/cargos as "pants" and when smarter attire must be worn they are refered to as "trousers", but pants can also mean underwear too, annoyingly.
Oh and sometimes trousers are called "suit pants" but thats quite rare, usually only more common/lower class people say that.

Anything else? :)

[jackiestolz]

Thank you very much! I was also wondering, when someone has a bit of a brash, London accent, sort of like a chav but not really, is there a term for what that accent is? I don't think I'm decribing it very well, but sort of like Mickey from Doctor Who's accent or Effie Finch from Skins' accent, if you watch either of those. Thanks for your help :)

[9800andseagulls]

Yes! They're called "cockneys!" Or they have a cockney accent, its sounds quite harsh, chavs have an entirely different way of speaking, its absolutley vile!

"d3Y aLs0 lYk 2 TlK LyK d1S!!!1"
ughhhhhhhhhhh!

[jackiestolz]

Oh God, I hate typing like that. I don't mind the accents though, as long as I can understand them, and they're all quite interesting, really. The only English accent (the language, not the place) that I can't stand is the midland accent that most people from poor/low education states have. I wouldn't know how to describe it to anyone from the UK, but it's like a slower, more monotone version of a southern accent. It's like the accent of half the girls on teen mom, it drives me crazy, they sound so uneducated. Thank you so much for all your help, I appreciate it so much :)