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Old Oct 15th 2006 | 9:06 pm
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Well I hadn't, not until this weekend at the Football, I've found a word in common use in amongst younger people here, that may actually be racist and offensive in this country.

Blimey !!!

Wog isn't.... Paki isn't But Muzza may well be. Quite common apparently as well.

Anyone heard of it ?

http://www.onelove.com.au/bingblog/2...ike-muzza.html
 
Old Oct 15th 2006 | 9:17 pm
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Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
Well I hadn't, not until this weekend at the Football, I've found a word in common use in amongst younger people here, that may actually be racist and offensive in this country.

Blimey !!!

Wog isn't.... Paki isn't But Muzza may well be. Quite common apparently as well.

Anyone heard of it ?

http://www.onelove.com.au/bingblog/2...ike-muzza.html
Here is the slang dictionary with it in.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=muzza

sounds like our UK carpet carriers
 
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Blimey it's a Aussie Chav.... predominately from Melbourne.... Wow, and I live amongst 1,000S of there here in Coburg, and not heard the word before.

Now is it a bad word or isn't it ?

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Default Re: Anyone heard of the term Muzza

Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
Blimey it's a Aussie Chav.... predominately from Melbourne.... Wow, and I live amongst 1,000S of there here in Coburg, and not heard the word before.

Now is it a bad word or isn't it ?

LOL


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Exactly - UK carpet carrier.lol
 
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It's very difficult to find a word or term here that actually upsets people, Except for those aimed at aboriginals and to a much lesser extent South east Asians. I've never heard a word in my 26 years here that actually got the South Mediterraneans riled before.

I guess they will take it on board, and assimilate. Being used to this country and it's ways. I guarantee they will be using it themselves about themselves within a few months.
 
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It's a shortened term, isn't it?


Originally Muzza Flucker.
 
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Originally Posted by iPom
It's a shortened term, isn't it?


Originally Muzza Flucker.

I dont know... I dont think so. What really got me intrigued about this, is I'm sure I live in the most "meditteranean influenced" part of Aussie here in Coburg, and I'd not heard of this term before.

According to my 23 year old Daughter it's just another word for Mario.... At the football (soccer) it's taken as derogatory.... The North side of Melbourne Victory being for Muzzas.... the South side for Brits and Skips..

I think it's mostly light hearted,
 
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Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
I dont know... I dont think so.
I was joking. Soapy made me do it.
 
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Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
Well I hadn't, not until this weekend at the Football, I've found a word in common use in amongst younger people here, that may actually be racist and offensive in this country.

Blimey !!!

Wog isn't.... Paki isn't But Muzza may well be. Quite common apparently as well.

Anyone heard of it ?

http://www.onelove.com.au/bingblog/2...ike-muzza.html
Ive heard and used the term Muzza heaps of times, but never in that context. First time Ive ever heard of it. We use the word Muzza to abbreviate the name Murray... same as we use Dazza for Darren......Shazza for Sharon etc. Yes I know.......we have a tendancy to shorten things here
 
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Originally Posted by christinabell
Ive heard and used the term Muzza heaps of times, but never in that context. First time Ive ever heard of it. We use the word Muzza to abbreviate the name Murray... same as we use Dazza for Darren......Shazza for Sharon etc. Yes I know.......we have a tendancy to shorten things here
I wonder if Muzza04 will see this thread.
His name is Murray & that's where his BE name comes from.
 
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Default Re: Anyone heard of the term Muzza

Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
Well I hadn't, not until this weekend at the Football, I've found a word in common use in amongst younger people here, that may actually be racist and offensive in this country.

Blimey !!!

Wog isn't.... Paki isn't But Muzza may well be. Quite common apparently as well.

Anyone heard of it ?

http://www.onelove.com.au/bingblog/2...ike-muzza.html
Yes, I've heard it both here in Aus and in the UK. It's a slang term to describe a person of perceived Islamic extraction.

It was popular in the youth culture of some of the schools I have worked in. Often it was used quite openly to talk to someone with, or as a nickname for muslims within a friendship group.

I'm not sure if it's necessarily offensive or just a shortening term. Needless to say that someone, somewhere will find it offensive...

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Originally Posted by Swerv-o
Yes, I've heard it both here in Aus and in the UK. It's a slang term to describe a person of perceived Islamic extraction.

It was popular in the youth culture of some of the schools I have worked in. Often it was used quite openly to talk to someone with, or as a nickname for muslims within a friendship group.

I'm not sure if it's necessarily offensive or just a shortening term. Needless to say that someone, somewhere will find it offensive...

S
S - did you read my reply to the OP??? it doesnt mention islamic extraction.
 
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S - did you read my reply to the OP??? it doesnt mention islamic extraction.
Yes, but I'm talking about the context in which I've heard it used.
 
Old Oct 16th 2006 | 6:33 pm
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Originally Posted by Swerv-o
Yes, but I'm talking about the context in which I've heard it used.
oh I see. I can see what you mean though.
 
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I've found this interpretation on the Melbourne Victory BBS.

Mario = Mars = Muzza

Sounds about right to me.


The other versions on here are intersting and one actually came up with the same version as Ipom's
 


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