Off on holiday

[Brazen]

I'm off to Whitstable next week, based entirely off recommendations from internet friends! Staycations are where it's at. Shame it's supposed to rain all next week

[Richard Hakluyt]

Have fun!

If you do not mind, I will not share a room with you during this trip 

It will seem strange to arrive at a European hotel and not find you limping around it and proffering me a 200 euro note as your share of the hotel bill 

[CountDeMoney]

It's a holiday, you filthy monarchist.

[Richard Hakluyt]

But there is more than one holiday..........

You.......erm.........Fenian bogtrotter.

[CountDeMoney]

But there is more than one holiday..........

OK then, Sir Umpton upon-my-Crotch, is there ever a time the English every pluralize holiday?  As in, there's more than one holiday--there are holidays?

Same thing with university and hospital.  WHY U NO PLURALIZE

[Caliga]

The British thing "He is in hospital" always bugs me.

[Richard Hakluyt]

Well it is a state of being, "in hospital", "at university" or "on holiday"; seems a concise way to say something to me. One can always be more specific in subsequent comments.

Anyway, I have to leave you all now, as I am off on holiday 

[Brazen]

Not off on a vacation, Seedy?

I believe it's a state of being, like "out of office".

[CountDeMoney]

Not off on a vacation, Seedy?

I believe it's a state of being, like "out of office".

OUT OF THE OFFICE THE OFFICE
FUCK

[Pedrito]

A bit like Out of THE order?

L.

[Tamas]

Seedy is off the form

[Josquius]

The British thing "He is in hospital" always bugs me.

What do Americans say there?

[Admiral Yi]

What do Americans say there?

He is in the hospital.

[Monoriu]

Not off on a vacation, Seedy?

I believe it's a state of being, like "out of office".

OUT OF THE OFFICE THE OFFICE
FUCK

I also say "out of office".

[HVC]

Not off on a vacation, Seedy?

I believe it's a state of being, like "out of office".

OUT OF THE OFFICE THE OFFICE
FUCK