
Those stupid working class people, eh? If they weren’t so lazy they wouldn’t be poor! Get a job, you freeloaders! Don’t drain society by asking for more.
It’s that chronic laziness Charles Dickens flagged up. And film adaptations of Oliver Twist did the same. But what if that illiterate Oliver mumbled something else by mistake?
Please, sir, I want some more
And, quite rightly, the bloke gave him a solid wigging about such impertinence. The only thing he got wrong is he didn’t flog Oliver with a whip!
Please, sir, I went some more
As in went to the toilet. Really, at that age you should have basic potty training down, Oliver. Sheesh.
Please, sir, I want more
From our perspective, Twit (sorry, Twist) should have put more forcefulness into his request. You’re not getting anywhere in life by being polite, dear.
I want some more
A bit better, really go all out for it, you stupid working class pleb.
I want more
Getting better, this is a demand that the chef bloke/food spooner outer guy surely can’t refuse, right?
More!
Yeah, cut to the chase. Why be loquacious when you can just demand stuff with a sense of entitlement? But you can still go one step further.
Gimme more, you bastard!
There we are, Oliver. Perfection! Channelling the spoilt brat 2000s magnificently there.
Peas, sir, I want some more
Yes, there’s always more room for peas. Mushy or standard, Mr. Twist?
Please, sir, I want smores
For non-Americans, these are sickly sweet unhealthy sugary things. And, no, Oliver you can’t expect anything like that in poverty-stricken England. Stupid git.
Please, sir, that’s amore
Oliver Twist is a musical, right? They really missed a trick by not working in the 1953 Dean Martin song.
Please, Blur, I want some more
Confused due to malnutrition, Twist believes he’s at a Blur concert in the 1990s. No use begging for an encore in your situation, lad.
Please slur, I want some more
Slurring your words… not a good way to go about getting what you want.
Please, masseur, I want some more
A masseuse is on a strict time limit, lad, you can’t demand more of that. You clearly don’t understand the nature of working shift patterns, you little bastard.
Please, sir, I want more thumbs
My dear Oliver Twist, two is quite enough. Don’t get freedy.
Please, sir, I want scrums more
Doing a rugby scrum around the dinner table is a recipe for disaster. Yeah?
Please, sir, I want some rapport
Well, you’ll get it if you don’t go around begging so much, kid, you bloody annoyance.
Please, sir, I want some liquor
No, that’s off limits. You must be 18 or over in England.
Please, sir, I want some diplomatic corps
Don’t we all, you little shit?
Please, sir, I want some gore
No. Gruel is all you’re worthy of, Twist. If you want “gore”, then watch some horror film on Netflix, kid.
Please, sir, I want to be a prisoner of war
That’s… why, exactly? Being a POW isn’t much better than being a poverty-stricken orphan, young one.
Please, sir, I want to join the Peloponnesian War
You’re too young, lad, just stick to doing what you do best. Getting rich sorts to stuff you up their chimney and sweep away.
And finally…
Please, sir, I want Ecuador
That’s a ridiculously extravagent request, Mr. Twist, stick to demanding things such as porridge. Don’t exceed your capabilities!
I’m fan of your sense of humour 🙂
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How dare you!!!!! And thanks.
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😀 Sorry! Maybe because I’m French. We have no sense of respect in France…
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Sacre bleu! I did a post on Pixelophonia on Saturday, c’est parlez Francais, set in Paris, and my immediate French relies on just jamming words in. They did a concert in Nancy recently, tres bonne!
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Oh, you like that too? 🙂 There are more and more bands playing game music, in general it’s great
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Yes it’s fabulous, I just need to improve my French. Which I intend to do. Je suis désolé! Until then, I’m English. I go, “u wot m8?” and hurl many drunken punches. Huzzah!
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For my part, I’m learning English. One day, I will success. I’m on Japanese language too. I know few sentences : Kono Dio Da and Yare Yare . Well, I’m sorry 🙂
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Your English is great! My French… c’est merde. Malheureusement. I’m working on it.
Japanese? I wish you the best there. It’s very complex! Oui, c’est aussi merde.
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Yes, it looks difficult… but hey, to be able to say : “yare yare” when everyone else is in panic, it’s …classy. Ok, I’m lost in my JoJo’s Bizarre Adventures these days 🙂
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My tips for you, from the North of England: “Y’oreet, mate?” That’ll get you everywhere. In response, just go, “Y’oreet?” Sorted!
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Y’oreet ? Ok, I’ll try 🙂 thanks – You see, In French, it is : “de mieux en mieux” … and it’s no a nice sound. Not a ‘tired’ sound
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De mieux en mieux! I’ll use that. Sacre bleu! Le fromage est de mieux en mieux! Je suis un grand fromage. I like cheese.
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and…”Sacre bLeu” : respect for your French !
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Vraiment? Merde. C’est… c’est le demands of English folks to adopt languages outside of our tiny island. I voted remain, FYI.
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Sleaze pir, I sant mome wore!
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Lay off the absinthe, woman!
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