Rules:
No Fellow Brits, that wouldn't be fair now would it?
No using google.
No blatant trolling/flaming
Feel free to post your own terms of phrase if you feel you have a good one.
FIRST PHRASE!
If i were to tell you that you were:
Telling me porkies
or
Pulling my leg
What would you be doing?
Guess what i'm saying! (British Slang)
"I just escaped a bumming from Grizzly Adams!" is one of favorite lines of The Mighty Boosh.
Are these lifted out of a 1960s sitcom?
More up to date. Context: Things overheard in a crowded nightclub - "Do you take it up the Gary, love?", "She really has a wide-on for that guy at the bar" and "Check out the juggs on that fat old slapper in the corner, I would totally smash her back doors in!".
" Are these lifted out of a 1960s sitcom?Fucking Gary is used in other places in England? Shit man, I have only ever heard like three of my friends say it so far.
More up to date. Context: Things overheard in a crowded nightclub - "Do you take it up the Gary, love?", "She really has a wide-on for that guy at the bar" and "Check out the juggs on that fat old slapper in the corner, I would totally smash her back doors in!". "
" This thread needs some Cockney Rhyming Slang. Can anyone figure out what this means:I declare "American" to be its own language now.
Got to my mickey, found me way up the apples, put on me whistle and the bloody dog rang. It was me trouble telling me to fetch the teapots. "
" @alternate said:Didn't it start out as cockney for Gary Glitter? Use a lot up north - before he was locked up for being a nonse anyway. Became a bit unpalatable after that." Are these lifted out of a 1960s sitcom?Fucking Gary is used in other places in England? Shit man, I have only ever heard like three of my friends say it so far. "
More up to date. Context: Things overheard in a crowded nightclub - "Do you take it up the Gary, love?", "She really has a wide-on for that guy at the bar" and "Check out the juggs on that fat old slapper in the corner, I would totally smash her back doors in!". "
" @AlexW00d said:It being cockney rhyming does make sense tbf, Gary Glitter = shitter." Fucking Gary is used in other places in England? Shit man, I have only ever heard like three of my friends say it so far. "Didn't it start out as cockney for Gary Glitter? Use a lot up north - before he was locked up for being a nonse anyway. Became a bit unpalatable after that. "
@Gizmo said:
" OOOY YOU CAAAANT, Gooners are da best team ever bruv, are you dizzy? Are you mad fam? "Only one of those words is English slang, the rest is black slang.
" @AlexW00d said:I don't mean it in a racist sense, I just mean, those words aren't used all across England, they are used by black youths in London and emulated by cool kids after people saw them on Kidulthood.tsk, we are all multicultural now. Have you not been watching Rastamouse on Cbeebies? "
@Gizmo said:" OOOY YOU CAAAANT, Gooners are da best team ever bruv, are you dizzy? Are you mad fam? "Only one of those words is English slang, the rest is black slang. "
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