Cultural differences
A gem of a title from American Christian publisher Focus on the Family…
It would seem that to be ‘on the job’ means something different over here in Blighty.
A gem of a title from American Christian publisher Focus on the Family…
It would seem that to be ‘on the job’ means something different over here in Blighty.
This website was hacked together in a couple of hours by Irony Boy. You probably can tell.
August 1st, 2006 at 7:40 pm
Okay. I’ll bite. What does on the job mean in Blighty? For that matter, exactly where is Blighty? In the US, it is used by police officers to say that they are on duty. Check out the re-runs of NYPD Blue to hear it used so.
TSA
August 2nd, 2006 at 9:08 am
to be ‘on the job’ means to be undertakign the act of sexual congress - as in “I couldn’t answer the phone, I was on the job!”
‘Blighty’ is a nickname for the UK