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Do you ever use words from different countries?
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Oh yeah, I've picked up some Brit slang and completely stole "no worries" from the Aussies
I'm super prone to using "bloody" when I want to curse but shouldn't. It usually slips past other americans. Taking the piss is another fave.
We say 'no wuccas' now.
Well, ya have to, I stole the old one ;)
Jokes aside, that's a pretty damn nice one too.