The Language barrier?

[cornettracing80]

how about "Rigamorow"....lol and phrases like "sh@t the bed!!!",ill be a monkeys uncle!...."well,slap me and call me sarah"...."sh@t will hit the fan"..wtf does that mean?..cant be good!!.."colder than hell"???...even though it is the best protected place from cold ,we always say we are " freezing our b@lls off"...its rarely true lol....where as the term blue balls has absolutely nothing to do with temperature..buildings should be called builts,road is a verb not a noun,and the next meely mouthed lisper i hear say schedule like said-yule instead of sked-yule ,is getting a wet willy.

[cornettracing80]

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.p ... =wet+willy
the one about the finger and spit not the bottom ones lol

[ChadH]

"sh@t the bed!!!"

The only time I've ever heard that phrase used is when it meant exactly what they said

[erin-rae]

..buildings should be called builts

I might raise this in my next lecture...

...is getting a wet willy.

tee, hee, hee, know what it is but where the hell did that come from!! [Edit: being the one about the finger in the ear!!, didn't know about the other, ewww]

[cornettracing80]

that urbandictionary website is hilarious...actually has a definition for a "dirty sanchez"

[thelightjockey]

that urbandictionary website is hilarious...actually has a definition for a "dirty sanchez"

one needs to do a quick search for "rogers profanesaurus".. it has many such definitions. The hardback edition is a good addition to the students toilet library.

[cornettracing80]

hey thanks!! thats pretty cool as well

[adamwest]

I noticed that a lot of the announcers on american commercials have british accents, which leads me to my question.....Do American accents come up on British TV, I don't mean American sitcom and such? Just wondering.

Adam

[cornettracing80]

ya good Q...since i have gieco

[thelightjockey]

I noticed that a lot of the announcers on american commercials have british accents, which leads me to my question.....Do American accents come up on British TV, I don't mean American sitcom and such? Just wondering.

Adam

Aye the bird that does the news on the local radio station is from the states.. wierd as' cause all the rest o' the presenters are from Ayrshire and the sound clash isnae right in the mornin'.

WestFM (there's a listen live feature)

[cornettracing80]

i dont notice the bird having an accent

(i am assuming "bird" is a mommaseta)

[thelightjockey]

i dont notice the bird having an accent

(i am assuming "bird" is a mommaseta)

def: BIRD: slang (eng.) young woman; that bird's fit


weeblesense stops me accesing West FM at works... turns out the lass is Canadian. (Must have my typical Brit. head on. It's a kinda easy mistake, cause she doesn't use colloquialisms when talking aboot the news)

[cornettracing80]

bird
trick
broad
piece of ___
shortie
warden
hump lump
breeder
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=wife