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  • illegal pantsillegal pants Posts: 13,471
    is 'pash' aussie or english?

    LMAO i just got an IM 'guess who was caught pashing dairy boy'

    :eek:
    wah
  • «¤tîg®ê§§¤»«¤tîg®ê§§¤» Posts: 5,137
    illegal_pants wrote:
    is 'pash' aussie or english?

    LMAO i just got an IM 'guess who was caught pashing dairy boy'

    :eek:

    are we talking Pasha from so you think you can dance? Damn that boy was sexy as hell!!



    Pash.... got no flaming idea!
    he who forgets will be destined to remember
  • illegal pantsillegal pants Posts: 13,471
    «¤tîg®ê§§¤» wrote:
    are we talking Pasha from so you think you can dance? Damn that boy was sexy as hell!!



    Pash.... got no flaming idea!

    pasha? :eek:
    wah
  • «¤tîg®ê§§¤»«¤tîg®ê§§¤» Posts: 5,137
    illegal_pants wrote:
    pasha? :eek:

    could dance like no other!!
    Cant remember where he was from... Russia perhaps?
    he who forgets will be destined to remember
  • boxwine_in_hellboxwine_in_hell Posts: 1,263
    catefrances wrote:
    pseudo brits? we're australian or new zealander. im sure the maori nzers would take offense as being described as pseudobrit.

    The Queen is still on your money isn't she?....lol.
    one foot in the door
    the other foot in the gutter
    sweet smell that they adore
    I think I'd rather smother
    -The Replacements-
  • boxwine_in_hellboxwine_in_hell Posts: 1,263
    Hinny wrote:
    Bloody oath/Streuth/Crikey - nothing really, just an exclamation
    Snag - sausage
    Dunny - toilet


    Most of the time I don't even think of these and other words as slang. Like thongs. It's clearly something you wear on your foot. And a root is clearly a shag.


    Loon = Toilet... is a good one too.
    one foot in the door
    the other foot in the gutter
    sweet smell that they adore
    I think I'd rather smother
    -The Replacements-
  • stargirl69stargirl69 Posts: 6,387
    My favs of the scottish language

    Aff -to get something from someone else "A got it aff ma sister"
    Ahint-behind something
    Bahookie-bum
    Bauchle-untidy/unkept "That bairns a wee bauchle"
    Bawbee-money
    Ya Beauty!!-exclamation of joy
    Beelin-angry
    Gallus Besom-a cheeky overconfident person
    Blootered-very drunk
    Bogle-ghost
    Tattie Bogle-a scarecrow
    Scunnered-tired/fed up/depressed
    Chappit Tatties-mashed potatoes
    Turn an Caw-to arrive and leave soon after

    I could go on.....but wont :)
    “There should be a place where only the things you want to happen, happen”
  • MattCameronKicksButtMattCameronKicksButt Posts: 4,317
    Does anybody else say 'cheers' meaning 'thanks'? I don't know how common it is.
  • dunkmandunkman Posts: 19,646
    stargirl69 wrote:
    My favs of the scottish language

    Aff -to get something from someone else "A got it aff ma sister"
    Ahint-behind something
    Bahookie-bum
    Bauchle-untidy/unkept "That bairns a wee bauchle"
    Bawbee-money
    Ya Beauty!!-exclamation of joy
    Beelin-angry
    Gallus Besom-a cheeky overconfident person
    Blootered-very drunk
    Bogle-ghost
    Tattie Bogle-a scarecrow
    Scunnered-tired/fed up/depressed
    Chappit Tatties-mashed potatoes
    Turn an Caw-to arrive and leave soon after

    I could go on.....but wont :)

    you're right!!! you do have to stop somewhere... we could actually gan oan aw nicht ye ken.. :D
    oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
  • dunkmandunkman Posts: 19,646
    MattCameronKicksButt wrote:
    Does anybody else say 'cheers' meaning 'thanks'? I don't know how common it is.


    i do !! :)
    oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
  • failedpersephonefailedpersephone Posts: 3,424
    dunkman wrote:
    you're right!!! you do have to stop somewhere... we could actually gan oan aw nicht ye ken.. :D

    hahahaaa! that is awesome!

    talk some more - dunk!

    oh and by the way:

    "oh, and it was a nice thing, Dunk. I was complimenting you on your large, well hung and quite deliciously juicy balls. :p they are drool-inducing in circumference and pendulosity."
    IF YOU WANT A PLATE OF MY BEEF SWELLINGTON, YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO PAY THE COVERCHARGE.
  • stargirl69stargirl69 Posts: 6,387
    dunkman wrote:
    you're right!!! you do have to stop somewhere... we could actually gan oan aw nicht ye ken.. :D



    aye neebur a ken we could heehaw ah nicht aboot oor tongue,murder polis thank the deil its ower! :)
    “There should be a place where only the things you want to happen, happen”
  • MattCameronKicksButtMattCameronKicksButt Posts: 4,317
    dunkman wrote:
    i do !! :)

    Oh. I thought it was an English thing. Better find some other way to be difficult. ;)
  • JordyWordyJordyWordy Posts: 2,261
    MattCameronKicksButt wrote:
    Oh. I thought it was an English thing. Better find some other way to be difficult. ;)

    we says it here too!
  • facepollutionfacepollution Posts: 6,834
    My friend just introduced 'grumble' and 'gristle gripper' as slang for front- bottoms! I have no idea of their origins...
  • MattCameronKicksButtMattCameronKicksButt Posts: 4,317
    facepollution wrote:
    My friend just introduced 'grumble' and 'gristle gripper' as slang for front- bottoms! I have no idea of their origins...

    The latter is far too discriptive for me. :D

    What about 'fluff' for 'fart'?
  • vital5vital5 Posts: 5,486
    illegal_pants wrote:
    is 'pash' aussie or english?

    LMAO i just got an IM 'guess who was caught pashing dairy boy'

    :eek:
    Pash is Aussie.... UK'ers didn't know what i was talking about when i pashed them... lmao...

    (Have a) Shifty - Have a look around (English though)
    A boot - Canadian for about... :p usage - "Where's aboots are you from eh?"

    Aussie ones

    Shifty also means unsavoury person.. dodgy looking.
    Mobile = Cell Phone (for the yanks...)
    Liquid Paper = White Out = Tipex...
    Sticky Tape = Scotch Tape..
    Soft Drink = Soda.. Fizzy Drink.
  • vital5vital5 Posts: 5,486
    Snorkel = Penis
  • pearljamjenpearljamjen Posts: 13,578
    vital5 wrote:

    Aussie ones


    Mobile = Cell Phone (for the yanks...)
    Liquid Paper = White Out = Tipex...
    Sticky Tape = Scotch Tape..
    Soft Drink = Soda.. Fizzy Drink.

    UMMMM....Aussies aren't the only ones who use those words silly! :p Actually, those are the only words from you that I think I have ever understood...it is like you have a language of your own! :eek:
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