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  1. 10th Feb 2004 15:31 #31
    zzyzzx
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    Wanker =
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  2. 10th Feb 2004 15:58 #32
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    ...making just about everyone who uses that word a real hypocrite. Unless they have an iron will. Or no hands.

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  3. 11th Feb 2004 00:00 #33
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    S**t on me biscuits! It's unfortunate most of my odd Londoner quotes are from the Eastside. I was totally Jonathan Ross'd there for a tic. Took me roath visits (and some guy ritchie films) to figure out what they were saying. Right kick in the Jacobs that. Sorted!

    Actually I can't speak it, I can just understand a little of it
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  4. 11th Feb 2004 08:56 #34
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    Hi guys,
    my first post here.

    The content of this link (http://www.viz.co.uk/profanisaurus/profanis.htm )should either answer all the questions you have on British slang, totally confuse you or make you roll on the floor crying with laughter. (probably all three)
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  5. 12th Feb 2004 12:39 #35
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    How about rubberband?

    I heard that various parts of the Northern USA calls them gumbands or something like that.

    What do y'all call them in the UK and other countries?
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    plain old rubberbands over here my friend, unless you are shooting them at someone - they become arse stingers then
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    Originally Posted by curryman
    plain old rubberbands over here my friend, unless you are shooting them at someone - they become arse stingers then
    or elasticbands or lakybands for short.


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    Originally Posted by vcdhunter
    or elasticbands or lakybands for short
    ooh!, yes!, forgot them two
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    The one I like is
    gas in the US and petrol in UK

    gas is short for gasoline

    petrol short for petroleum? (British Petroleum = BP)?


    or tire and tyre
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  10. 12th Feb 2004 17:57 #40
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    truck/lorry
    elevator/lift
    trunk/boot
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  11. 13th Feb 2004 07:03 #41
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    Originally Posted by stiltman
    The one I like is
    gas in the US and petrol in UK

    gas is short for gasoline

    petrol short for petroleum? (British Petroleum = BP)?


    or tire and tyre
    I've never understood why Americans calll petrol "gas" when you already have gas in the marketplace. We have gas central heating at home, that doesn't mean it takes 4 star or unleaded!
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    Thought about another one I've heard here in the South

    Kiss my grits

    I've only heard it down here
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