i do like i use an old reference out of the machine gunners (some old kids program)
"Where we going now then?"
oh and i swear in german
"Where we going now then?"
oh and i swear in german
Anything you say but your friends don't?
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I've been told off a couple of times earlier in the semester for adding "as balls" to the end of some sentences. For example... "It's hot as balls." "I'm late as balls." "I'm tired as balls."
I'm better now, thanks.
I'm better now, thanks.
My friends back in my hometown all said "Shit the Bed" but nobody I've met since says that. I don't swear in other languages but I have a habit of throwing odd words from other langauges into my daily use. A bit of German, Latin and Japanese here and there.
i am the only one in my group of friends who says "bother that nonsense" dont know why but maybe after the tenth time in a day that shits them up the wall or i am just slowly going insane and i always say "oh balls" when ever something shitty happens which in my life happens about 10 times per day
Instead of cussing I usually put the phrase "Buttplugging" in my sentences.
For example, If its cold out, I say "Its buttplugging cold out here dude."
Im weird like that
For example, If its cold out, I say "Its buttplugging cold out here dude."
Im weird like that
I swear in Japanese.
I use OI! instead of HEY! (its weird here in america), in fact I use alot of british phrases and words.
I often sound as if Ive come from the 1800's rather than the 21st century.
I use OI! instead of HEY! (its weird here in america), in fact I use alot of british phrases and words.
I often sound as if Ive come from the 1800's rather than the 21st century.
I sadly say "jawsome" a lot as well... I'm 28 and no one understands me lol...ix_tab said:
I say "epic" a lot to describe anything... I don't think I've ever described anything epic while using the word though
I'm also from the maritime regeion of Canada ... I have a lot of things some people find weird... for instance: when I ask "where are we going" i ask "where we to?"
I say "ala" a lot which is part of the dialect where I lived for a long time.
The people there put it in front of practically everything, like "ala gut", "ala ciao".
I think it's something like the English "well".
"Well, alright", "Well, bye then".
But now I live in a different part of Germany and everybody looks at me funny when I say that, which is all the time.
The people there put it in front of practically everything, like "ala gut", "ala ciao".
I think it's something like the English "well".
"Well, alright", "Well, bye then".
But now I live in a different part of Germany and everybody looks at me funny when I say that, which is all the time.
I blame my English father for the fact that instead of saying 'I'll give it back to you', I say 'I'll give it you back.'HuddledMass said:
Lolllll, thank you for the correcting of my heinous mistake.SharPhoe said:
And I should also add that I swear a lot. And utter random catholic blasphemy for someone who was raised in a non christian household.
I like to throw in a "Crikey!" instead of swearing.
Poxy is another underused word, means crappy or bad essentially. I swear the only person i've met who uses that word is my dad.
I also seem to be the only person at my school who uses "bugger"
Poxy is another underused word, means crappy or bad essentially. I swear the only person i've met who uses that word is my dad.
I also seem to be the only person at my school who uses "bugger"
I regularly use a few obscure terms and expressions that earn me quizzical expressions from the people I talk to. It's all the fault of excessive reading.
I use the word "sir" a lot in sarcastic context.
A lot of people think I'm "trying too hard to be polite" and they can't tell that when they say "sup bro" and I say "Good day, sir!" that I'm being sarcastic.
It goes kinda like this:
"sup brah"
"Evenin', sir!"
"relax bro, don't call me sir"
"...I-I was just kiddin' around, haha."
"it aint the 18th centry bro"
Things like that. Like a couple of my friends go around with me like that, (ie: not "i leik cod4" but "One of my most favorite activities to partake in would be the use of my exquisite XBAWKS.") but plenty of people think I'm weird when they overhear it.
A lot of people think I'm "trying too hard to be polite" and they can't tell that when they say "sup bro" and I say "Good day, sir!" that I'm being sarcastic.
It goes kinda like this:
"sup brah"
"Evenin', sir!"
"relax bro, don't call me sir"
"...I-I was just kiddin' around, haha."
"it aint the 18th centry bro"
Things like that. Like a couple of my friends go around with me like that, (ie: not "i leik cod4" but "One of my most favorite activities to partake in would be the use of my exquisite XBAWKS.") but plenty of people think I'm weird when they overhear it.