Favourite slang word...
- Thread starter Melvil
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Aperitif
Meme bar
- Location
- ...I don't have much idea - really.
"You tosser!" - always satisfying to let a few of those go...
- Location
- the post-brexit wasteland
sweaty (sock), wife and in-laws are scots 
got-to-get-fit
New Member
- Location
- Yarm, Cleveland
Teapot...........means good looking girls
As in "wahey teapot"
Juvenille i know, but whats more juvenille is that i have my 2 and half year old son saying it......much to the chagrin of my wife.
As in "wahey teapot"
Juvenille i know, but whats more juvenille is that i have my 2 and half year old son saying it......much to the chagrin of my wife.
Chuffy
Veteran
- Location
- On the banks of the Exe
Minge.
Always amuses me....
Always amuses me....
- Location
- the post-brexit wasteland
Melvil said:Aye...and not to be confused with 'Quiche'...especially in restaurants!
all the same to me
Tetedelacourse
New Member
- Location
- Rosyth
Melvil said:
Pierre Van Hooijdonk once used that word in a post-match interview, goaded on by team mates to say it no doubt. I can't recall if he used it in the right sense or if he was set up for a fall, eg "I thought the fans were really keech today".
Fanny does it for me at the minute.
Elmer Fudd
Miserable Old Bar Steward
- Location
- Durham, and I am the eejit
Zift, arabic for sh1t.
Langer, irish slang for w@nker
Langer, irish slang for w@nker
- Location
- the post-brexit wasteland
bet they enjoyed watching golfer bernhard thanElmer Fudd said:
Tetedelacourse
New Member
- Location
- Rosyth
Bernard W@nker? He died recently didn't he?
Keith Oates
Janner
- Location
- Penarth, Wales
Mein Yu - spelling is probably wrong but it means 'what a cracker'!!!!!!!!!!!!
