>no please
>using more american term "panties" instead of british "knickers" while talking to a britboat

Guess that admiral failed his English 101.

What makes you think "knickers" is English 101? That's the equivalent to teaching "scarlet" or "cardinal" instead of "red" to elementary school kids.

evvvk said:

>no please
>using more american term "panties" instead of british "knickers" while talking to a britboat

Guess that admiral failed his English 101.

Using meme arrows.
Thinking English 101 covers British terminology.

You are the one failing here.

This is a stock phrase in JPN English language instruction, like "Where is the bathroom?"

Last thing we need is a British English vs American English fight. Take this outside please for the love of god.

And if you really want to get pedantic, 'panties' in Japanese is /pantsu/ from the British English 'pants' (meaning underwear; not trousers). You can say /pantii/ as well, if you really want, though (it tends to be used more for the fancier ones, though).

JohnFreeman said:

Last thing we need is a British English vs American English fight. Take this outside please for the love of god.

And among them, Welsh-accent British English vs Texan-accent American English.

Although it's not that hard of a sentence. Gotta praise where it's due, specially when it comes to japanese artists. Always good to see them get it right.

This doesn't belong on Good Work Admiral. He's not doing anything truly admirable -- and no, acting as Warspite's chair doesn't count, because it's obvious he's doing it for ulterior motives (namely, trying to peek under her skirt when she gets off).

JohnFreeman said:

Last thing we need is a British English vs American English fight. Take this outside please for the love of god.

FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT