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?? for the UK orgers My friend who lives in London called me the other day and he always jokes around with me and uses british slang that I don't understand. He called me a "tosser" and laughed his ass off afterwards. He wouldn't tell me what it meant because he said it was nasty.
So, what does it mean when someone calls you a "tosser"? Do tell! | |
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kisscamille said: My friend who lives in London called me the other day and he always jokes around with me and uses british slang that I don't understand. He called me a "tosser" and laughed his ass off afterwards. He wouldn't tell me what it meant because he said it was nasty.
So, what does it mean when someone calls you a "tosser"? Do tell! It means you're a wanker. I am from Holland and even I understand it. | |
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tosser Noun. An idiot, a contemptible person. Also, occasionally spelt tossa.
Let the http://www.peevish.co.uk/slang/ be your guide. | |
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tosser? but i hardly know her! | |
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Anx said: tosser? but i hardly know her!
Why don't you go talk to madame palm and her five sisters? | |
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Yeah, it means a 'wanker' but it's not as harsh. A bit more like a 'jerk' really. | |
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JDINTERACTIVE said: Yeah, it means a 'wanker' but it's not as harsh. A bit more like a 'jerk' really.
Or twat. | |
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I've always preferred "plank" myself As in "Rodney, you PLANK!"
Thats not really as strong as tosser though... | |
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Ex-Moderator | susannah said: I've always preferred "plank" myself As in "Rodney, you PLANK!"
Thats not really as strong as tosser though... like a plank of wood? or short for plankton, maybe? |
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CarrieMpls said: susannah said: I've always preferred "plank" myself As in "Rodney, you PLANK!"
Thats not really as strong as tosser though... like a plank of wood? or short for plankton, maybe? Yeah, plank of wood as far as Im aware! I dont know where it came from, it just sounds good in a London accent! | |
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Ex-Moderator | susannah said: CarrieMpls said: like a plank of wood? or short for plankton, maybe? Yeah, plank of wood as far as Im aware! I dont know where it came from, it just sounds good in a London accent! oh, I don't doubt it. It's got those nice, hard vowels at the end. Always good for an insult. |
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Has anyone noticed how the Australians pronounce the word NO. I love it! How in the hell do they creep in an I towards the end. *cough*Natisse*cough*
M MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits" | |
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I am afraid it isn't a nice word.....that's not very nice. I think he is a tosser himself!!! | |
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Oceanmistress said: I am afraid it isn't a nice word.....that's not very nice. I think he is a tosser himself!!!
so, why do you keep calling me a tosser all the time??? | |
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