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Slang from the U.K. is just cooler. You know it's true. It starts so innocently -- you order a Newcastle, maybe -- and then, before you know it, you're asking where they keep the "torch" in your office and telling your assistant you'll be right back...
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Slang from the U.K. is just cooler. You know it's true. It starts so innocently -- you order a Newcastle, maybe -- and then, before you know it, you're asking where they keep the "torch" in your office and telling your assistant you'll be right back after you hit the "loo." It's okay. We understand. It's just a way of freshening up your day-to-day vocabulary. It doesn't make you a poseur. It certainly doesn't make you Madonna or anything. You just have to make sure you're not busting out terms that everyone's already heard and gotten sick of or stumping for slang words that no real British person actually says. (Quit trying to make "fetch" happen. It's not going to happen!) "Knickers" may be commonplace, but there's still room for "pants"! No, not in the sense of "underpants" (though, yes, we know, that's what British people call their gitch). Across the pond, "pants" is like "ass": "That show is pants; I can't believe you like it!" (The opposite is "tits," though you might want to be... See less 
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