Which one of these guys do you fancy?

I'm American. I don't "fancy," Nancy.

The one on the left looks HOMOSEXUAL and the dude on the right looks heterosexual.

Neither and nothing.

Does the one on the right have *an* OnlyFans??

I’ll need to see the bearded one clean shaven before I give my opinion.

It’s the true classic guys, yum. Their ads always seem like the start of a porn!

^ Greg to go with Nate>

Welcome to datalounge, Helen Keller! Neither man in your picture is smooth shaven. Just so you know. Anyway, aren't you a scissor sister? Kiss to Anne. Bet her bush is luxuriant!

Those commercials are actually pretty good. I ended up buying some tee-shirts from the company. They're kind of expensive, but pretty nice.

Nate, however, is very nice.

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What R1 said. Fancy is an adjective, not a verb. You sound dumb.

Well obviously I can’t live a “Greg”. Especially a Greg standing in a kitchen.

R4, what’s the problem with “*an* OnlyFans”? I’m being serious. I see so many people complain and mock using that expression but I don’t know what it is they object to. You wouldn’t say *a* Onlyfans.

What’s the issue? I missed the discussion about what’s wrong with it and I’m not being critical of you, I’m just trying to figure out why people think it’s wrong.

R12, I created this thread just for you. R12, it’s all for you!

I like Nate’s little brother

R8 Who’s Helena Keller? One of those olde thymey actresses you boomers like?

The LPSG crew is way more into Greg.

Fancy can be an adjective, noun, or a verb. When someone likes or wants something, the verb can be used: “I fancy a cup of tea.”

R17 We beat you guys in a war to avoid having to talk like that.

Someone please shit in my freedumb-loving mouth!

R18 your flame can be seen from space, you can drop the pretence

Dutchie, are you from the UK?

[quote]"I fancy a cup of tea."

It's hilarious that you think this ridiculous sentence proves something.

Look, limey, we get it: you're British. You have our sympathies. We know you speak weird. You call a truck a lorry and an elevator a lift. Cheerio, pip pip. We get it. You still sound like a complete idiot using fancy as a verb.

Dutchie?

I wouldn't say no to either, but Nate looks sexier. I suddenly want a sandwich.

[quote]Look, limey, we get it: you're British. You have our sympathies. We know you speak weird. You call a truck a lorry and an elevator a lift. Cheerio, pip pip. We get it. You still sound like a complete idiot using fancy as a verb.

Take it up with vocabulary.com, asshole.

I love GB

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[quote]I love GB

Meghan, they're never taking you back. Let it go.