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Edited by
s1owhand
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Mon 10/24/11 03:28 PM
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Put favorite jargon here.
Something novel. Make it good. |
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Work it like an "old stank ho" = Like an experienced worker
Who's cooking cheeseburgers? = You need to bathe. Nothing says lovin like something from Krupa's oven. = I just farted. WHEW! Someone smells like a french whore! = Ease up on the aftershave. I could run this list for days. |
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The force is strong with you young skywalker - to my son when he needs to bathe
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Edited by
s1owhand
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Mon 10/24/11 03:54 PM
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"Ah stopped d'fillin station t' air up my tars." |
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Work it like an "old stank ho" = Like an experienced worker Who's cooking cheeseburgers? = You need to bathe. Nothing says lovin like something from Krupa's oven. = I just farted. WHEW! Someone smells like a french whore! = Ease up on the aftershave. I could run this list for days. "Bless yore heart!"
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Edited by
Benji1010
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Mon 10/24/11 04:09 PM
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Frog 'n' toad - road
Barnet, from "Barnet Fair" - hair Syrup, from "Syrup of Figs" - wig Oxo cube - Tube, or London Underground Old brass - a prostitute Brown bread - dead Bull 'n' cow - a row, or quarrel All the above are examples of London Cockney rhyming slang and can still be heard in the East End of London today. 
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Dude, I have tried my damnedest to understand Cockney slang and I guess too much of it is based on British entertainment...if it ain't Monty Python...I rarely get it.
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Dude, I have tried my damnedest to understand Cockney slang and I guess too much of it is based on British entertainment...if it ain't Monty Python...I rarely get it. I know what you mean, and agree with you. Many people over here can't understand it, either. Some of our dialects are even more difficult!
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Dude, I have tried my damnedest to understand Cockney slang and I guess too much of it is based on British entertainment...if it ain't Monty Python...I rarely get it. To be honest, most Londoners don't use cockney rhyming slang anymore it's tends to be an abbreviation of "Youth" slang |
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Dude, I have tried my damnedest to understand Cockney slang and I guess too much of it is based on British entertainment...if it ain't Monty Python...I rarely get it. I know what you mean, and agree with you. Many people over here can't understand it, either. Some of our dialects are even more difficult!
More difficult than that??? Seriously? |
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Dude, I have tried my damnedest to understand Cockney slang and I guess too much of it is based on British entertainment...if it ain't Monty Python...I rarely get it. To be honest, most Londoners don't use cockney rhyming slang anymore it's tends to be an abbreviation of "Youth" slang You're right! It is indeed dying out and tends to be used mainly by the older costermongers in the East end. It is rarely if ever heard in the West end. |
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Dead car battery or lame party = "Deader than Disco."
They have a booger dangling = "You gotta nose goblin peeking out." Someone is nervous = "Sweating like a baptist hooker with a $50 donation." I think someone may be gay = "Reminds me of Uncle Beccy." To dump someone = "Drop em like a bag of hammers." Looking at crap artwork = "It is an interesting composition with good use of negative space." Dealing with a douche (male or female)= "About as much fun as a rattlesnake with a hemmoroid" Please stop me......... |
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Dude, I have tried my damnedest to understand Cockney slang and I guess too much of it is based on British entertainment...if it ain't Monty Python...I rarely get it. To be honest, most Londoners don't use cockney rhyming slang anymore it's tends to be an abbreviation of "Youth" slang You're right! It is indeed dying out and tends to be used mainly by the older costermongers in the East end. It is rarely if ever heard in the West end. Yeah? Wait till you get to try to incorporate EBONICS into daily conversations... Wordup Yo G! |
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Edited by
42BlackBBW
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Mon 10/24/11 04:35 PM
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Dude, I have tried my damnedest to understand Cockney slang and I guess too much of it is based on British entertainment...if it ain't Monty Python...I rarely get it. To be honest, most Londoners don't use cockney rhyming slang anymore it's tends to be an abbreviation of "Youth" slang You're right! It is indeed dying out and tends to be used mainly by the older costermongers in the East end. It is rarely if ever heard in the West end. The Eastend? Have you not been there recently? Dare I mention Docklands  Most 'Eastenders' don't recognise the Eastend any more LOL
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Edited by
s1owhand
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Mon 10/24/11 05:52 PM
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sporking
The act of spooning with the addition of an erection. "we fell asleep... then when I woke up in the morning, I was totally sporking her!" babe paralysis A temporary state whereby one's motor skills are severe impeded by the need to spontaneously interact with an extraordinarily attractive women. "Jon, suffered a bout of babe paralysis, rendering him a blabbering idiot when he turned and bumped into Olga, a Miss World finalist, at the airport in St. Petersberg." |
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The shart....
I thought I had to fart but.......... |
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watagatapitusberry!
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The shart.... I thought I had to fart but.......... you have completely robbed me of my entire verbal repertoire minus a few and's, but's, if's, and ****. |
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really ?!?!?!?! you can't say t.i/t%s)
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kick rocks, kick puppies or kick start fart kick somethin' eh?
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