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Pandora...Born Again Tart Posted Nov 7, 2003
Thanks for sharing Caer...'specially after the 'pasty' fish explana~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The 1st time I heard: car park I thought of a wonderful place where cars loll about swingsets, etc.
carpark = parking lot
What does THAT mean?...various expressions used by you & or people of your Country
Coniraya Posted Nov 7, 2003
I would just like to point out that I don't have manky feet!
I'm not sure if the spelling is different, but the word sounds the same: homely. Here it means comfortable and warm and used in relation to houses. In the US it means plain and applies to women, or a least I haven't heard it used when referring to men.
A plain girl is called a minger (to rhyme with singer) although I tell the sons off when I hear them use it because it sounds very sexist in my opinion and sounds horrid.
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Pandora...Born Again Tart Posted Nov 7, 2003
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Pandora...Born Again Tart Posted Nov 7, 2003
...sometimes, I'm such a dingleberry.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Nov 7, 2003
Minger, and the phrase (like in sports, I suppose), "She mings for England" which is a particularly barbed phrase.
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Hypatia Posted Nov 7, 2003
I like manky. I shall attempt to put it into at least four conversations tomorrow.
We have one patron who fairly begs to be called manky.
Actually, I've heard men referred to as homely, but not as often as women. Homely is a step above butt ugly.
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paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Nov 7, 2003
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Batty_ACE Posted Nov 8, 2003
Oh and when you're referring to a nice warm home-like atmosphere it's homey.. which could also be short for homeboy if it's spelled homie..
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paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Nov 8, 2003
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Pandora...Born Again Tart Posted Nov 8, 2003
Word.
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Coniraya Posted Nov 8, 2003
I thought homeboy was like a Mummy's boy?
Presumably not.
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Hypatia Posted Nov 8, 2003
Homies or homeboys are terms usually associated with African American males who live in the same neighborhood or belong to the same gang as each other. I suppose it is used by other nationalities as well by now. Young white males are notorious for borrowing black street talk since it is supposedly soooooooooooooo .
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Researcher 185550 Posted Nov 8, 2003
*Considers whether to post a link to a cartoon, which has links on the page to other, more offensive cartoons*
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Hypatia Posted Nov 8, 2003
*nods rapidly in agreement*
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Researcher 185550 Posted Nov 8, 2003
Okay, then. But only look at that one, I say as my disclaimer. There's some really SICK cartoons on that site.
http://elftor.com/elftor.php?number=159
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Pandora...Born Again Tart Posted Nov 8, 2003
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Researcher 185550 Posted Nov 8, 2003
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Pandora...Born Again Tart Posted Nov 8, 2003
...*knocks on RK's head...*You been to Scotland or sumthin'?
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Researcher 185550 Posted Nov 8, 2003
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Hypatia Posted Nov 8, 2003
I suppose you've been to Scotland, Pandora. All those kilts to peek under. I think a shriek pretty much translates into any dialect.
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