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rumandcork

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PostSubject: lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents   lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents EmptyMon Jun 18, 2012 2:04 pm

Im always doing impressions of how people talk and the things they say and how they mean different things depending on the region. post funny sayings or terms and their slang meanings of your area here. i'll go first, heres a few.

if someone asks you how you're doing-i'd reply " like a hair in a biscuit"-translation= im hangin in there

i don't like that="i wouldn't kick a hog in the ass"

i suppose= "I reckon"

im going to meet my buddies and get wasted= "i'm going to choir practice"

that woman is ugly= "she's as purty as a bar of lye soap"

a week from next monday= "monday week"

100 size cigarette= "cadillac"

I'd like a hotdog= gimme a bright leaf

waiting for the frost=I want some collards

knee baby=second to the youngest

got any corn= do you have any homemade liquor

its gonna be very cold outside=killin weather



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Lefty544

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PostSubject: Re: lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents   lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents EmptyTue Jun 19, 2012 1:27 am

Threw a wild dart = "I squirrelled it" or "That was a squirrely dart"
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Saber

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PostSubject: Re: lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents   lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents EmptyTue Jun 19, 2012 1:35 am

Gripo = dartaholic
my main squeeze = your girlfiend
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getagrip

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PostSubject: Re: lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents   lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents EmptyTue Jun 19, 2012 2:26 am

out on the lash = Out drinking

away in = come in

yer jokin arn ya! = I dont believe it

Necta = Really Good

well aye man = of course

Lots of rude ones that are not suitable here, and probably lots more but will have to think of them all.
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USMC80

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PostSubject: Re: lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents   lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents EmptyTue Jun 19, 2012 2:29 am

Lefty544 wrote:
Threw a wild dart = "I squirrelled it" or "That was a squirrely dart"

lol on floor my favorite
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Bigshow

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PostSubject: Re: lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents   lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents EmptyTue Jun 19, 2012 5:36 am

Your hole = Really

Awk your hole = I don`t believe you.

She`s on the rag = My wife is experiencing her monthly cycle.

Tis Nippy = Fecking cold out there.

He made a Holy Show of himself = He embarrassed himself.

Buck eejit = Person who`s mental health is questionable.

Sure would ya quit = Tell me more.

Straight from the horses mouth = He/she told me themselves.


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rumandcork

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PostSubject: Re: lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents   lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents EmptyTue Jun 19, 2012 6:47 am

USMC80 wrote:
Lefty544 wrote:
Threw a wild dart = "I squirrelled it" or "That was a squirrely dart"

lol on floor my favorite


i see a sig edit in the near future!
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Twocka = Car thief
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USMC80

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PostSubject: Re: lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents   lost in translation/slang, terms, and equivilents EmptyTue Jun 19, 2012 8:25 am

OG = silversaber (Larry)
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USMC80 wrote:
OG = silversaber (Larry)

gonna smack ya = gonna smack ya
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