That wouldn't happen to be that jibberish talk in the Austin Powers movies, would it? If so, then you, too are truly unique.Quote:
Originally Posted by motahead
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That wouldn't happen to be that jibberish talk in the Austin Powers movies, would it? If so, then you, too are truly unique.Quote:
Originally Posted by motahead
Mad, in most erm..urban areas means crazy or extremely. Or something like that, because I've definitly heard "That shit's mad fucked up" "That's mad crazy" "let's get mad stoned".
How about pants? I met some Irish chicks who called 'em trousers or ish like that.
candy - sweets
pants- trousers
chips - crisps - _ might b australian
hot chips - chips -
aluminum - aluminium
band-aid - bandage
Yeah, all that in Austin Powers is real rhyming slang.. nothing made up there, and what i said is what you'd say if you wanted to speak in cockney slang...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganj
Yeah. Speaking English incorrectly is cool. I'm serious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganj
im goin out for a ruby bring my ton round later u Jam Roll or ill kick u in ya Berlin Walls
ya fucking Brad Pitt now jog on u swiss banker
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Originally Posted by BabyFacedAbortion
That's true but mostly on the east coast. On the west "mad" is "hella"
I went to the UK and "Pants" is known as underwear. Like "underpants".
Also a 'sweater" is a "jumper" in the UK. Say jumper in the US and everyone looks up to see somebody suicidal
And "sneakers" are "trainers". Say trainer in the US and people think you are working in a gym or a circus.
I have no idea what you just said Robert.
Yea and skaters and metalheads have our own shit too. We say weird shit.
Mad can be used like this too ex. That was a MAD stunt, dude!!! meaning cool as fuckin shit!
I cant think of anymore, too stoned........:stoned:
They're the only languages I know. English and bad english.Quote:
Originally Posted by lateralus