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[Lynroy: Final Edition]

MURICA!
*Proceeds to run around the place waving sparkles on each hand*

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That would make top.

[Donk]

Of course that's the first thing you think of Donk.. I meant more these ones:

 

 

for all your english differences needs. that sounds horrible.. lemme think.

part 1 anyway.

 

LOL we have another word for diaper/nappy.. you ever heard somebody call them "kimbies"? (not sure if that's the correct spelling)

[Ashaantha]

I never have heard that one Donk. Doesn't surprise me though. you're fav one is in this one Donk!

 

Part 2!

[Lady Luminous]

Yeah, thinking on it, if y'all had a long day you'd probably say you were knackered, or something similar eh?

 

Honestly, we'd just say that we're tired.

[Ashaantha]

Knackered, buggered (also has a much .. err.. meaning). We like our fancy words

[Donk]

Yeah, thinking on it, if y'all had a long day you'd probably say you were knackered, or something similar eh?

 

Honestly, we'd just say that we're tired.

 

Knackered. Fucked. Or buggered.

 

EDIT: Ash beat me.

[Donk]

Knackered, buggered (also has a much .. err.. meaning). We like our fancy words

 

You're so cute when you act all prudish.

[Ashaantha]

old slang time! last video I have at my fingertips. only some are still used, well I still hear often enough anyway.

 

[Ashaantha]

You're so cute when you act all prudish.

 

oh shush you.

[Donk]

oh shush you.

 

Make me!!!

[Ashaantha]

Make me!!!

 

I am not your entertainment!

[Lady Luminous]

Now, chuffed is another word I heard constantly in England, but I could never work out whether it meant they were pleased or displeased. Which you'd think I'd know given context, but argh.

[Lady Luminous]

Now, chuffed is another word I heard constantly in England, but I could never work out whether it meant they were pleased or displeased. Which you'd think I'd know given context, but argh.

[Ashaantha]

Now, chuffed is another word I heard constantly in England, but I could never work out whether it meant they were pleased or displeased. Which you'd think I'd know given context, but argh.

 

pleased with yourself.

[Lady Luminous]

pleased with yourself.

So then what's the antonym? Or would you just be disappointed?

[Ashaantha]

So then what's the antonym? Or would you just be disappointed?

 

upset or disappointed maybe. I don't recall a special-fancy world for the opposite. lol

 

edit:

*snorts* googled it, and got.. this..

[Lady Luminous]

upset or disappointed maybe. I don't recall a special-fancy world for the opposite. lol

 

Well, that's annoying. You can't have a special word and then no special antonym.

[Ashaantha]

I'm so bored I went to an aussie slang site..

 

Bastard : term of endearment .. so true insults are for our best mates, politeness for everyone we dislike.

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

Chuffed. Depends on how it is used in a sentence. For example: I'm not too chuffed about new work dress code.

[Donk]

I am not your entertainment!

 

That's what you think

 

 

I'm so bored I went to an aussie slang site..

 

Bastard : term of endearment .. so true insults are for our best mates, politeness for everyone we dislike.

 

Then I've been doing it all wrong.

[Donk]

Chuffed. Depends on how it is used in a sentence. For example: I'm not too chuffed about new work dress code.

 

You have a new dress code?

 

So do I. Bum style!

[Lady Luminous]

upset or disappointed maybe. I don't recall a special-fancy world for the opposite. lol

 

edit:

*snorts* googled it, and got.. this..

 

Well, no wonder I couldn't figure it out! Lol.

[Lady Luminous]

You have a new dress code?

 

So do I. Bum style!

 

Pyjamas all day, erry'day.

[Lady Luminous]

Chuffed. Depends on how it is used in a sentence. For example: I'm not too chuffed about new work dress code.

 

Head. Meet wall.

[Ashaantha]

So the real answer was chuffed means both pleased or displeased, haha.. confusing.