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Originally posted by mrsm and not forgetting Bugger (it, this, or that) :o |
My step daughter often tells our cat to bugger off. Ah, the English influence:D
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Originally posted by PrincessofWales Well b****r me backwards with a broomstick buttered! :D Priceless! |
Expressive Phrases
I'm a "shit" person myself - use it lots.
Still use Bugger it, Bloody 'ell (American Neighbour now uses that one). Have told AT&T and MCI Worldcom to **** Off before now, but my Mum's "I'll wash your mouth out with soap" threats seem to have worked in later years, and I don't feel comfortable using that one. Have to be really mad to say it! Usually prefer to say 'Sod You' or the one that I particularly like using over here - Piss Off - seems to go over their heads somehow :D |
Re: Expressive Phrases
Originally posted by ArsNo2 I'm a "shit" person myself - use it lots. Still use Bugger it, Bloody 'ell (American Neighbour now uses that one). Have told AT&T and MCI Worldcom to **** Off before now, but my Mum's "I'll wash your mouth out with soap" threats seem to have worked in later years, and I don't feel comfortable using that one. Have to be really mad to say it! Usually prefer to say 'Sod You' or the one that I particularly like using over here - Piss Off - seems to go over their heads somehow :D especially that MCI worldcom one...they are very annoying and have had a few choice words with them myself. Also calling a yank a wanker followed by the five knuckle shuffle hand sign usually baffles them really good and proper and have no idea what you are doing;) |
Re: Expressive Phrases
Originally posted by Yosser LOL:D especially that MCI worldcom one...they are very annoying and have had a few choice words with them myself. Also calling a yank a wanker followed by the five knuckle shuffle hand sign usually baffles them really good and proper and have no idea what you are doing;) Son spent the first year or so over here telling ALL the school kids he was pals with what it meant, spent the rest of the time 'using' the expression - they're getting to know about it now, a few have taken exception Hubby does a lot of explaining words at work - the 'Yanks' have a new toy now.... Rather surprised that following WW2 it didn't become - The Yanks -- Over sexed, Over paid, and Over here, - WHAT YANKERS Ouch :eek: |
Re: Expressive Phrases
Originally posted by ArsNo2 Rather surprised that following WW2 it didn't become - The Yanks -- Over sexed, Over paid, and Over here, - WHAT YANKERS |
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