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[LolaLei]

Wrecked is the only one I've heard up here. But it's more commonly used if you're exhausted or if you hurt yourself you might say, 'oh that wrecked, that'.

 

I don't think we use it for hurting yourself down here, at least not where I live anyway.

[Potato Cat]

I don't think we use it for hurting yourself down here, at least not where I live anyway.

More describing the pain you feel. Same if someone punched you or something really. Walking into a lamppost wrecked.

And Eric, one of the most important differences is 'fanny'. It definitely does not mean your arse in Britain!

[Galagraphia]

Seriously? Where does the guy get all that hair gel and where the Hell did he learn to style hair? Is he a part time barber?!?

I think it's a templar secret. Alistair was totally waxing his fringe too.

[Char]

I don't think we use it for hurting yourself down here, at least not where I live anyway.

I'd use it for someone being off their face, by any potential means, but my fiance's from Notts, and he uses it for being really tired/in pain :/ among a million and one other strange sayings and an insistence on pronouncing baby as 'babby' and water occasionally as 'watter' :S

[LolaLei]

More describing the pain you feel. Same if someone punched you or something really. Walking into a lamppost wrecked.

And Eric, one of the most important differences is 'fanny'. It definitely does not mean your arse in Britain!

 

LMFAO! Yeah, Fanny is a female's name... or a vagina.

[Char]

More describing the pain you feel. Same if someone punched you or something really. Walking into a lamppost wrecked.

And Eric, one of the most important differences is 'fanny'. It definitely does not mean your arse in Britain!

 

Recently I learned that in America, 'tossing someone off' has a completely different meaning. I don't think I should divulge the circumstances

[Potato Cat]

Recently I learned that in America, 'tossing someone off' has a completely different meaning. I don't think I should divulge the circumstances

LOL, what does it mean in America?!

[LolaLei]

Recently I learned that in America, 'tossing someone off' has a completely different meaning. I don't think I should divulge the circumstances

 

It does?!! What does it mean in America???

[LolaLei]

Is it true you guys use the term 'loo' for the toilet?

 

Yeah. It's also a shortened down nickname for "Louise".

[LolaLei]

Lol like how we sometimes call ours 'the John' xD

 

We call it that too, sometimes.

[Phate Phoenix]

LOL, what does it mean in America?!

 

It does?!! What does it mean in America???

 

To, ah, handily assist someone. [WAGGLES EYEBROWS]

[LolaLei]

To, ah, handily assist someone. [WAGGLES EYEBROWS]

 

... That's what it means in the UK, lol... well, to handily assist someone in a sexy way.

[Potato Cat]

'Fries' are chips, (though fries is acceptable for skinnier chips and in fast food chains like McDonalds, (AKA Macky D's where I'm from)), 'chips' are crisps, 'Lays' are Walkers, 'sneakers' are trainers...

[wiccame]

Is it true you guys use the term 'loo' for the toilet?

Also privy, lavvy, bog

[LolaLei]

What about modern day teen lingo such as 'hashtag' 'ratchet' 'fetch' 'selfie', etc

 

Yeah, we have those too.

[Potato Cat]

To, ah, handily assist someone. [WAGGLES EYEBROWS]

...but that's what it means here, right?

[LolaLei]

'Fries' are chips, (though fries is acceptable for skinnier chips and in fast food chains like McDonalds, (AKA Macky D's where I'm from)), 'chips' are crisps, 'Lays' are Walkers, 'sneakers' are trainers...

 

Jumpers are sweaters...

[Potato Cat]

Also privy, lavvy, bog

Watercloset or WC. Though that's dying out.

[Hellion Rex]

@PatrickWeekes: 4) Lastly, debate and discussion is great. Attacking fellow fans for what they think based on current info is not. Please be kind.

[LolaLei]

Y'know, we should probably get back on topic before we get a bollocking.

 

(That's a slang word for "getting told off", although it can also mean "to get a good shagging"... "to shag" means "to have sex", lol).

[BFace]

I'll be honest, I don't really care what food they are. At this point I just wanna look at the pretty pictures of them and wait for more info.

Amen, sister.