cunt
So as an Australia resident, you're pretty much furious 24/7?Adams_BJ wrote:
cunt
I tend to not associate myself with commoners.
Overtime.
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
center
color
favor
etc
color
favor
etc
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neighbor
dang
darn
tootin'
darn
tootin'
"awesome!"
"I could care less" (when you mean couldn't)
"what have you"
"Oh my God!"
"pre-game" (when referring to pre-drinking)
"and I was there like", "And I was like", etc
"bro", "dude", "man" (when used like you would use 'bro' or 'dude')
"slut", "slag", "chick", "bird"
"babes"
"better half"
"strong woman", "independent woman"
"wears the trousers in the relationship"
to name a few
"I could care less" (when you mean couldn't)
"what have you"
"Oh my God!"
"pre-game" (when referring to pre-drinking)
"and I was there like", "And I was like", etc
"bro", "dude", "man" (when used like you would use 'bro' or 'dude')
"slut", "slag", "chick", "bird"
"babes"
"better half"
"strong woman", "independent woman"
"wears the trousers in the relationship"
to name a few
Last edited by Jenspm (2012-09-30 05:04:33)
nichtsdestotrotz
anyway
Last edited by Kimmmmmmmmmmmm (2012-09-30 06:25:36)
i meant when people use it when they shouldn't be uzi
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Anytime someone puts "le" in front of an English word. Or uses "le" in an incorrect way.
If the women don't find ya handsome. They should at least find ya handy.
well all your other words were just americanisations. 'center' and 'centre' have two distinct meanings, i.e. the implication of including 'center' on your list - of americanisms - was wrong, because center isn't an americanism. nor is it used wrongly all that often, unless you hang around with mongs (chance: likely, having both irish and northern monkey friends).FatherTed wrote:
i meant when people use it when they shouldn't be uzi
words that piss me off are mostly of the class of wishy-washy 'pleasant' modifiers, e.g. 'nice', 'good'; or when one 'likes'. these words are the vocab equivalent of upper-lip bumfluff, in place of a finely-waxed moustache.
Last edited by aynrandroolz (2012-09-30 07:08:43)
you don't like 'like', 'nice' or 'good'? Those are silly words. You are silly.
i wish i could like that post.
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Always raining and foggy
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Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella