The real meaning of "Buried at sea"

[jeddlad]

Even though we both speak the same language, it's amazing how there are some subtle differences between American-English and proper English, for example:

They say "sidewalk" we say "pavement"

They say "pants" we say "trousers"

They say "buried at sea" we say "naked and chained to a metal bed frame with a car battery connected to his bollocks whilst being beaten for answers

[nb Innisfree]

Even though we both speak the same language, it's amazing how there are some subtle differences between American-English and proper English, for example:

They say "sidewalk" we say "pavement"

They say "pants" we say "trousers"

They say "buried at sea" we say "naked and chained to a metal bed frame with a car battery connected to his bollocks whilst being beaten for answers

 

Quite likely I think.

 

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[Maverick]

Sounds gud to me although shouldnt that read testicles? after all we are English dont you know.

[MartinClark]

They say "sidewalk" we say "pavement"

 

And they say "pavement" when we say "road"!

[Guest]

And they say "pavement" when we say "road"!

 

and they say armed when they mean unarmed...

[Smelly]

 

They say "buried at sea" we say "naked and chained to a metal bed frame with a car battery connected to his bollocks whilst being beaten for answers

 

I wonder whether they were that patient.

 

For OBL's sake I hope not!