At Christmas an ugly sweater is a unpleasant jumper, where, as has been mentioned, one of Andrew’s defences against accusations of noncery is that he was incapable of sweating because of the Falklands War.
It’s an unpleasant rather than a unpleasant. The way to remember which to use is if the following word starts with a vowel sound then use an, else use a. It’s key to note that it’s vowel sound and not explicitly a vowel.
Can I just make sure that I understand the joke? Andrew is ugly and sweats a lot?
At Christmas an ugly sweater is a unpleasant jumper, where, as has been mentioned, one of Andrew’s defences against accusations of noncery is that he was incapable of sweating because of the Falklands War.
Ohhh, an ugly disabled paedo that sweats a lot. That’s much funnier. Thank you.
If you like this kind of thing.
It’s an unpleasant rather than a unpleasant. The way to remember which to use is if the following word starts with a vowel sound then use an, else use a. It’s key to note that it’s vowel sound and not explicitly a vowel.
Yes that’s pretty much it, with the extra detail being that he notoriously claimed to have a medical condition which made him unable to sweat and therefore his accuser must have been lying.
Ah, gotcha. Cheers.
Ooh thank you. I thought it was a generic insult but that connects now!