Wow.... what a bunch of jealous posts here. Wonder how you feel if someone break in your house....

You got that right. Nothing but sour grapes by a bunch of little people. It's just a story about a burglary in which $300,000 in jewelry was stolen from someone with a wealthy brother. Get over it.

Baht to burgers, she's insured to the max!

ugh

Its burgled !!!!!!

is there is there even such a word as burglarized

Apparently, if you accept more barstardisation of the English language.....

"barstardisation".................................Oops

"Angkana is currently on holiday abroad and only her two maids are staying at her house."

Ah huh...

And she didn't have security guards ?

Guess her bodyguards were with her on holiday then.

And she didn't have security guards ?

"burglarized"? Why couldn't she have just been burgled?

bur·glar·ize

ˈbərɡləˌrīz/

verb

North American

past tense: burglarized; past participle: burglarized

1. enter (a building) illegally with intent to commit a crime, especially theft.

   "our summer house has been burglarized"

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Most North Americans don't bother to learn English from England.

Homer Simpson said it best. "Why should I study English? I'm never going to England!"

Edited January 6, 201610 yr by jaywalker

"burglarized"? Why couldn't she have just been burgled?

bur·glar·ize

ˈbərɡləˌrīz/

verb

North American

past tense: burglarized; past participle: burglarized

1. enter (a building) illegally with intent to commit a crime, especially theft.

   "our summer house has been burglarized"

---------------------------------------------------------

Most North Americans don't bother to learn English from England.

Homer Simpson said it best. "Why should I study English? I'm never going to England!"

Interesting comments here for the wordsmiths on this forum.

https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101114070629AA4vf8f

ugh

Its burgled !!!!!!

is there is there even such a word as burglarized

Apparently, if you accept more barstardisation of the English language.....

"barstardisation".................................Oops

Oops is right ......

"burglarized"? Why couldn't she have just been burgled?

bur·glar·ize

ˈbərɡləˌrīz/

verb

North American

past tense: burglarized; past participle: burglarized

1. enter (a building) illegally with intent to commit a crime, especially theft.

   "our summer house has been burglarized"

---------------------------------------------------------

Most North Americans don't bother to learn English from England.

Homer Simpson said it best. "Why should I study English? I'm never going to England!"

Interesting comments here for the wordsmiths on this forum.

https://uk.answers.y...14070629AA4vf8f

• Burgled. Burglarised is an Americanism which journalists have copied but it is a clumsy and unattractive word.
  

Just sums it up perfectly

If a chap got a big surprise from a ladyboy would he be buggerised ? Oh back to topic , if the lady in question looks at this blog there is a lovely hand bag advertisement .

Buggerised is fairly common slang in Oz - meaning messed about, screwed around - as in "I got buggerised about all afternoon at the xxxxx office".

"burglarized"? Why couldn't she have just been burgled?

bur·glar·ize

ˈbərɡləˌrīz/

verb

North American

past tense: burglarized; past participle: burglarized

• enter (a building) illegally with intent to commit a crime, especially theft.

  "our summer house has been burglarized"

---------------------------------------------------------

Most North Americans don't bother to learn English from England.

Homer Simpson said it best. "Why should I study English? I'm never going to England!"

And the English are more than happy he isn't going ?