Reply #120 posted 08/03/10 5:51am
Shorty |
erik319 said:
Shorty said:
ok...this is kinda lame..it's harder than I thought it would to try and use so much slang but here goes. So this chooch comes over and asks to bum a butt off me, he hangs around and starts running his yap about how baked he is. I tell him he shouldn't really be blabbing about that cause the cops were just out here. He goes haywire about getting bagged with a pinna once. I told him he was a basket case and should pipe down before he got me in hot water.
Ok here's my attempt:
So this stoner comes over and asks to borrow a cigarette off me, he hangs around and starts banging on about how stoned he is. I tell him he shouldn't really be talking about that cause the police were nearby. He goes haywire about getting arrested with a .... (no idea) ounce? once. I told him he was a nutcase and should shut the fuck up before he got me into trouble.
not sure how I did with a couple of bits there
very good! "chooch" is basically an idiot, someone who lacks common sense.
so I guess haywire is universal?
a "pinna" is just a small joint. "not a fan" yeah...ok |
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Reply #121 posted 08/03/10 6:52am
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numpty... Prince, in you I found a kindred spirit...Rest In Paradise. |
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Reply #122 posted 08/03/10 9:51am
Serena |
DesireeNevermind said:
IN Brittain a DRAG is a Ciggarette. In America it's either a cross-dresser or feeling of dissappointment.
Do the english say toilet ever or just loo?
I love the different spellings and pronunciation of words more than anything.
Hi Des, where ya been, off havin' a wank?
this is a funny thread, i too like hearing some of the funny british terms. |
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Reply #123 posted 08/03/10 10:03am
Serena |
whistle said:
Moonstar319 said:
This is a good thread! I'm learning tons & recognized a few thanks to BBC America! I had NO idea "twat" is also a verb!
yeah, blokes are always threatening to twat one another.
oh BTW, in England twat rhymes with 'that'. in America it rhymes with 'hot'.
glad you like the thread. i could carry it on with more stuff, only i was afraid i was boring the tits off everybody.
Now that's just crazy talk!! You can't mispronounce such a fun word!!
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Reply #124 posted 08/03/10 10:14am
Serena |
chocolatehandles said:
ZombieKitten said:
pies and pasties! the school canteen sold those!
subway
you just reminded me ...
canteen is a tuckshop
What in the heck is a tuckshop? Upholstery, tailor or drag queen store?
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Reply #125 posted 08/03/10 11:01am
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Serena said:
chocolatehandles said:
ZombieKitten said:
pies and pasties! the school canteen sold those!
subway
you just reminded me ...
canteen is a tuckshop
What in the heck is a tuckshop? Upholstery, tailor or drag queen store? a little candyshop in a school where you can buy midget gems, monster munch, kaylai, Spanish and dandelion & burdock blah blah blah |
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Reply #126 posted 08/03/10 11:51am
Serena |
erik319 said:
Serena said:
What in the heck is a tuckshop? Upholstery, tailor or drag queen store?
a little candyshop in a school where you can buy midget gems, monster munch, kaylai, Spanish and dandelion & burdock
Well, alrighty then, I should've known!
The only things that sound like candy are midget gems and monster munch. What the heck is all that stuff?
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Reply #127 posted 08/03/10 12:42pm
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Serena said:
erik319 said: Serena said:
What in the heck is a tuckshop? Upholstery, tailor or drag queen store?
a little candyshop in a school where you can buy midget gems, monster munch, kaylai, Spanish and dandelion & burdock
Well, alrighty then, I should've known! The only things that sound like candy are midget gems and monster munch. What the heck is all that stuff? Midget Gems are small, hard wine gums (do you have those?) monster munch are crisps (chips to you) made out of corn starch. Pickled onion flavour are the best! Kaylai is the same as Rainbow Crystals. Basically caster sugar with citric acid and flavourings added. Spanish is a hard liquourice stick used to dip in said kaylai and Dandelion & burdock is a fizzy drink which is kind of a mix between sarsaparilla and root beer. Ish. :) I might start doing hampers! Lol blah blah blah |
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Reply #128 posted 08/03/10 12:46pm
Shorty |
erik319 said:
Serena said:
Well, alrighty then, I should've known!
The only things that sound like candy are midget gems and monster munch. What the heck is all that stuff?
Midget Gems are small, hard wine gums (do you have those?) monster munch are crisps (chips to you) made out of corn starch. Pickled onion flavour are the best! Kaylai is the same as Rainbow Crystals. Basically caster sugar with citric acid and flavourings added. Spanish is a hard liquourice stick used to dip in said kaylai and Dandelion & burdock is a fizzy drink which is kind of a mix between sarsaparilla and root beer. Ish. I might start doing hampers! Lol
wine gums?
pickled onion flavored corn starch?
rainbow crystals? caster sugar? you mean like rock candy? or pop rocks?
weird shit man...weird shit.
oh...and hampers? a hamper is where we put our dirty laundry [Edited 8/3/10 12:47pm] "not a fan" yeah...ok |
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Reply #129 posted 08/03/10 1:19pm
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Shorty said:
erik319 said:
Serena said: Midget Gems are small, hard wine gums (do you have those?) monster munch are crisps (chips to you) made out of corn starch. Pickled onion flavour are the best! Kaylai is the same as Rainbow Crystals. Basically caster sugar with citric acid and flavourings added. Spanish is a hard liquourice stick used to dip in said kaylai and Dandelion & burdock is a fizzy drink which is kind of a mix between sarsaparilla and root beer. Ish. I might start doing hampers! Lol
wine gums?
pickled onion flavored corn starch?
rainbow crystals? caster sugar? you mean like rock candy? or pop rocks?
weird shit man...weird shit.
oh...and hampers? a hamper is where we put our dirty laundry
[Edited 8/3/10 12:47pm]
http://www.fortnumandmaso...s,233.aspx
Check that out for hampers. I'll get back to you on the other stuff as I have no idea what rock candy is
Rainbow Crystals:
http://www.sweetsncandy.c...=RAICRY317
Dandelion & burdock:
http://www.britishsweets....=DRINKS+UK
And of course... all hail the mighty monster munch!
[youtube] www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_w7Oqnt-K8 [/youtube]
[Edited 8/3/10 13:30pm] blah blah blah |
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Reply #130 posted 08/03/10 1:23pm
Cinnie |
florescent said:
trunk - boot
hood - bonnet
I love these ones. |
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Reply #131 posted 08/03/10 2:50pm
Serena |
erik319 said:
Shorty said:
wine gums?
pickled onion flavored corn starch?
rainbow crystals? caster sugar? you mean like rock candy? or pop rocks?
weird shit man...weird shit.
oh...and hampers? a hamper is where we put our dirty laundry
[Edited 8/3/10 12:47pm]
http://www.fortnumandmaso...s,233.aspx
Check that out for hampers. I'll get back to you on the other stuff as I have no idea what rock candy is
Rainbow Crystals:
http://www.sweetsncandy.c...=RAICRY317
Dandelion & burdock:
http://www.britishsweets....=DRINKS+UK
And of course... all hail the mighty monster munch!
[youtube] www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_w7Oqnt-K8 [/youtube]
[Edited 8/3/10 13:30pm]
hahaha, these are too funny! But I have to say that I think ROAST BEEF FLAVORED crackers are wack!
I guess the Rainbow Crystals are like the Lik Em's (?) types of candy we used to have, but they were in a paper packet that you'd stick your finger in, not a fancy pants jar. They were also just one flavor, not yummy sherbet flavors!
And those 'hampers' are called picnic baskets, y'all!
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Reply #132 posted 08/04/10 4:19am
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Oh and while we're at it. I've seen one or 2 threads regarding it, and I'm absolutely positive that teabagging means something very different in England. blah blah blah |
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Reply #133 posted 08/04/10 6:26am
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erik319 said:
Oh and while we're at it. I've seen one or 2 threads regarding it, and I'm absolutely positive that teabagging means something very different in England.
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Reply #135 posted 08/04/10 7:17am
Shorty |
Serena said:
erik319 said:
http://www.fortnumandmaso...s,233.aspx
Check that out for hampers. I'll get back to you on the other stuff as I have no idea what rock candy is
Rainbow Crystals:
http://www.sweetsncandy.c...=RAICRY317
Dandelion & burdock:
http://www.britishsweets....=DRINKS+UK
And of course... all hail the mighty monster munch!
[youtube] www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_w7Oqnt-K8 [/youtube]
[Edited 8/3/10 13:30pm]
hahaha, these are too funny! But I have to say that I think ROAST BEEF FLAVORED crackers are wack!
I guess the Rainbow Crystals are like the Lik Em's (?) types of candy we used to have, but they were in a paper packet that you'd stick your finger in, not a fancy pants jar. They were also just one flavor, not yummy sherbet flavors!
And those 'hampers' are called picnic baskets, y'all!
[Edited 8/3/10 14:51pm]
here's a "hamper" kinda has the same look of a picnic basket.
[img:$uid]http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/uimages/ny/3-10-divided-hamper.jpg[/img:$uid] "not a fan" yeah...ok |
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Reply #136 posted 08/04/10 7:23am
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Shorty said:
Serena said:
hahaha, these are too funny! But I have to say that I think ROAST BEEF FLAVORED crackers are wack!
I guess the Rainbow Crystals are like the Lik Em's (?) types of candy we used to have, but they were in a paper packet that you'd stick your finger in, not a fancy pants jar. They were also just one flavor, not yummy sherbet flavors!
And those 'hampers' are called picnic baskets, y'all!
[Edited 8/3/10 14:51pm]
here's a "hamper" kinda has the same look of a picnic basket. [img:$uid]http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/uimages/ny/3-10-divided-hamper.jpg[/img:$uid]
We'd call that a laundry basket I guess. A Hamper is a picnic basket that has been pre-filled with goodies, indulgent food and usually a bottle of bubbly.
We sometimes give them to relatives at Christmas or weddings. I've made some up myself in the past, just buying one item a week, then boxing it up and sending before Christmas. That way, they don't feel like they cost much all at once, and people love them when they arrive.
Wine gums.
[img:$uid]http://img230.i.../img:$uid]
Chewy, medium hard jello type sweets originally flavoured with wine, port, sherry and the like. Now they just taste a bit of fruit and berries. still good though blah blah blah |
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Reply #137 posted 08/04/10 8:24am
dseann |
Mother to her young son in England ... "Be a dear and pet my pussy"
Mother to her young son in America ... "Be a nice boy and play with my cat". |
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Reply #138 posted 08/04/10 1:00pm
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erik319 said:
Shorty said:
here's a "hamper" kinda has the same look of a picnic basket. [img:$uid]http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/uimages/ny/3-10-divided-hamper.jpg[/img:$uid]
We'd call that a laundry basket I guess. A Hamper is a picnic basket that has been pre-filled with goodies, indulgent food and usually a bottle of bubbly.
We sometimes give them to relatives at Christmas or weddings. I've made some up myself in the past, just buying one item a week, then boxing it up and sending before Christmas. That way, they don't feel like they cost much all at once, and people love them when they arrive.
Wine gums.
[img:$uid]http://img230.i.../img:$uid]
Chewy, medium hard jello type sweets originally flavoured with wine, port, sherry and the like. Now they just taste a bit of fruit and berries. still good though
Those look like "Juicy Fruits!" Fellow Americans, remember that candy that came in a box? If I had techie sense, I'd post a picture, but alas, I'm a
And the stuff you Brits call "Rainbow Crystals" comes in a paper straw wrapper here. I forget what it was called. Basically it was powdered fruit flavored sugar. |
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Reply #139 posted 08/04/10 2:04pm
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dseann said: Mother to her young son in England ... "Be a dear and pet my pussy"
Mother to her young son in America ... "Be a nice boy and play with my cat". who in the world has ever said those statements? Lol :) blah blah blah |
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Reply #140 posted 08/05/10 12:53am
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Shyra said:
erik319 said:
We'd call that a laundry basket I guess. A Hamper is a picnic basket that has been pre-filled with goodies, indulgent food and usually a bottle of bubbly.
We sometimes give them to relatives at Christmas or weddings. I've made some up myself in the past, just buying one item a week, then boxing it up and sending before Christmas. That way, they don't feel like they cost much all at once, and people love them when they arrive.
Wine gums.
[img:$uid]http://img230.i.../img:$uid]
Chewy, medium hard jello type sweets originally flavoured with wine, port, sherry and the like. Now they just taste a bit of fruit and berries. still good though
Those look like "Juicy Fruits!" Fellow Americans, remember that candy that came in a box? If I had techie sense, I'd post a picture, but alas, I'm a
And the stuff you Brits call "Rainbow Crystals" comes in a paper straw wrapper here. I forget what it was called. Basically it was powdered fruit flavored sugar.
Pixie Stix's? surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
I ain't felt this way in years... |
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Reply #141 posted 08/05/10 6:27am
Shorty |
KidaDynamite said:
Shyra said:
Those look like "Juicy Fruits!" Fellow Americans, remember that candy that came in a box? If I had techie sense, I'd post a picture, but alas, I'm a
And the stuff you Brits call "Rainbow Crystals" comes in a paper straw wrapper here. I forget what it was called. Basically it was powdered fruit flavored sugar.
Pixie Stix's?
ahh no...not juicy friuts...that's a gum. they are called jujubes. [img:$uid]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_SYOsF0heuP0/SrKVTERWfCI/AAAAAAAAFCw/mdVmEPW3mwc/s400/JujubeCandy.jpg[/img:$uid] I think pixie stixs have a similar sugar in them but no dipping stick.
"not a fan" yeah...ok |
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Reply #142 posted 08/05/10 7:52am
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erik319 said:
dseann said:
Mother to her young son in England ... "Be a dear and pet my pussy" Mother to her young son in America ... "Be a nice boy and play with my cat".
who in the world has ever said those statements? Lol
Who knows ... who cares? Can you find a better way of getting the statements out there? |
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Reply #143 posted 08/05/10 8:11am
erik319
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dseann said:
erik319 said:
dseann said: who in the world has ever said those statements? Lol
Who knows ... who cares? Can you find a better way of getting the statements out there?
Point taken! blah blah blah |
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Reply #144 posted 08/05/10 9:23am
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erik319 said:
dseann said:
Who knows ... who cares? Can you find a better way of getting the statements out there?
Point taken!
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Reply #145 posted 08/05/10 1:41pm
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Shorty said:
KidaDynamite said:
Pixie Stix's?
ahh no...not juicy friuts...that's a gum. they are called jujubes. [img:$uid]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_SYOsF0heuP0/SrKVTERWfCI/AAAAAAAAFCw/mdVmEPW3mwc/s400/JujubeCandy.jpg[/img:$uid] I think pixie stixs have a similar sugar in them but no dipping stick.
Nah, not the Dip n Stick. She said "it comes in a paper straw wrapper" and is a "powdered fruit sugar". Pixie Stix fits that discription...
[img:$uid]http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w9/Purplemistress/bulk-w-pixystix.jpg[/img:$uid]
[img:$uid]http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w9/Purplemistress/pixiestix.jpg[/img:$uid] surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
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Reply #146 posted 08/05/10 1:55pm
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erik319 said:
Wanker = mild abusive term. someone who masturbates. Southerners tend to use this towards friends, while northerners use the term more harshly towards people they dislike.
Yes. Mainly soft southern bastards! |
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Reply #147 posted 08/05/10 1:58pm
Marrk
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erik319 said:
Ok it's time for Mr Erik's English English class! here's a sentence, see if you can decipher it.
I met a bird last night, she was a right munter. I bumped into her in the lift and she gave me the hairly eyeball. I followed her outside, it was pissing it down and she went arse over tit and you could see that she was an aviation blonde. I'd had a skinfull and I felt manky all the next day.
hehe have fun!
That's just making us look fucking stupid. Nobody in the UK speaks like that. At least nobody i know! [Edited 8/5/10 14:11pm] |
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Reply #148 posted 08/05/10 1:59pm
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Marrk said:
erik319 said:
Wanker = mild abusive term. someone who masturbates. Southerners tend to use this towards friends, while northerners use the term more harshly towards people they dislike.
Yes. Mainly soft southern bastards! :nod: blah blah blah |
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Reply #149 posted 08/05/10 2:04pm
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erik319 said:
Marrk said:
Yes. Mainly soft southern bastards!
I missed the 'shandy-drinking' part out! |
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