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Aug 31, 2022 8:59 AM
#1
like a fucking bolt from the fucking blue its fucking time for another fucking thread fucking view Ok, so just like the fucking thread title fucking says, its all about lesser known and obscure slang or figures of speech. Since I'm a massive TWEWY fan and the gacha and the fps genre be fucking dammened and hope it fucking games end itself one fucking day. I'm going to go with everyones favorite absolute fucking dog shit cancer trash fucking level of math Sho Miniamoto Since he views the world as trash just like Josh and Neku and we both are basically fuck humanity fuck soyciaty type misanthropic nihilists lets go with the types of words he has to say. Zetta.Factoring Heposothical,Yoctogram and yep all of these are math terms but he uses them to describe brainless insects or idiots and lol, i just can’t but chuckle anytime he says it ironically wrong since as mentioned he’s pretty much a massive fucking failure in all fucking forms of fucking mathematics lol. But even, then he's still pretty passionate about it and even sometimes he could get it right. Also bonus one as well, any apple can drop from a tree but I'll drop a fucking moon not fucking per say it’s the more polite version of fucking freaking on them basically meaning they’ll never seen it coming and when it does, get ready to get your fucking shit rocked to proportions. And it doesn’t have to necessarily be from vidya or anime, lol it can come from day to day stuff from your area or words you made up lol So yeah, without further a fucking do, Enjoy the thread! |
Disapeared_GhostAug 31, 2022 9:13 AM
Aug 31, 2022 9:11 AM
#2
I like the Norwegian word "rævskjegg", it means ass beard, basically the hair on your ass. |
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Aug 31, 2022 4:15 PM
#3
That what you wrote at the beginning sounds like a typical google translator of a polish conversation which has alot of Kurwas and it is not rare here Crow_Black said: like a fucking bolt from the fucking blue its fucking time for another fucking thread fucking view Slangs well ummmmm "Kielon" that's how differently we say to a shot glass which we use only for vodka "Bagieta" yeah normally it means Baguettes but in this meaning it means cop "Blachara" > Something of a Gold Digger so girls who are easily picked up by guys who have more expensive cars "Bananowy dzieciak/Bananowe dzieci" "Banana kid" > People who are rich/have more money just because of their parents "A chuj Ci do tego?" "A dick for ya?"> A more agressive way of saying "None of you're business" "A może frytki do tego?" "And maybe french fries?"> We say that when someone's asking to bring/pass this and this and this and than irritated you're saying that. "A były tam smoki?" "Were there dragons?" > You're saying that when someone's tells with passion a story which is completely unbelievable and you're sure that that person is just simply lying "Rakietowe Paliwo" "Rocket Fuel" > Beer "Muszę zatankować paliwo" "I need to tank gasoline (to a car)" > I need to drink a beer "Piwo to moje paliwo" "Beer is my fuel" > I need to drink a beer "Czysta" > Vodka "Kolorowa" > Flavored Vodka "Łycha" "Big spoon (very rarely used but there exist such word)" > Whisky "Dać Dupy" "Give Ass" > Usually when you say that about mainly girls it means that she cheated/ offered sex for something, rarely we can say "Dałeś dupy" which means that you fucked up/failed something "Dołek" "Small hole" > Means that you're temporarily being held/arrested in police headquartes (not jail) for 24/48 hours "60na" "60th (someone)" > Snitched, someone who snitches straight into police "Idź w pyry" "Go to potatoes (Poznań slang for Potatoes is Pyra)" > Go away/GTFO "Idź w pizdu" "Go into pussy" > GTFO "Idź w chuj" Go into dick" > GTFO "I chuj/I chuj z tym" "And Dick" > Usually you say that in the end of situation to show that you're neutral or you don't give a fuck, for example you say "That cashier was unpleasent I chuj/I chuj z tym" "I chuj wszystko strzelił" "And dick shooted everything" > When you had some plans scheduled and suddenly everything needs to be canceled due to some event/action/health or anything else so you inform that by this saying very quickly "Gastrofaza" No idea how to translate it literally in english > That's how we describe the situation when you're very hungry after smoking weed "Jeden chuj/Jeden pies/Jeden kij" "One dick/One dog/One stick" > these are 3 variations when you say there is no difference between one and other or when someone asks you to choose and you can say that so it doesn't matter for example someone asks you if you want to drink whisky or rum and you say that which means it doesn't matter what. "Bić Niemca po hełmie" "Hitting a German (soldier/nazi soldier to be more specific) to the helmet" > Fapping There are thousands if not more of the slangs and I can't recall more, not to mention that alot of voivodeships or even cities has their own slangs these are just the examples of ones which are interesting or stuff I am more positive about instead of being negative/cringe |
ZettaikenAug 31, 2022 4:19 PM
Aug 31, 2022 4:23 PM
#4
Zettaiken said: That what you wrote at the beginning sounds like a typical google translator of a polish conversation which has alot of Kurwas and it is not rare here Crow_Black said: like a fucking bolt from the fucking blue its fucking time for another fucking thread fucking view Slangs well ummmmm "Kielon" that's how differently we say to a shot glass which we use only for vodka "Bagieta" yeah normally it means Baguettes but in this meaning it means cop "Blachara" > Something of a Gold Digger so girls who are easily picked up by guys who have more expensive cars "Bananowy dzieciak/Bananowe dzieci" "Banana kid" > People who are rich/have more money just because of their parents "A chuj Ci do tego?" "A dick for ya?"> A more agressive way of saying "None of you're business" "A może frytki do tego?" "And maybe french fries?"> We say that when someone's asking to bring/pass this and this and this and than irritated you're saying that. "A były tam smoki?" "Were there dragons?" > You're saying that when someone's tells with passion a story which is completely unbelievable and you're sure that that person is just simply lying "Rakietowe Paliwo" "Rocket Fuel" > Beer "Muszę zatankować paliwo" "I need to tank gasoline (to a car)" > I need to drink a beer "Piwo to moje paliwo" "Beer is my fuel" > I need to drink a beer "Czysta" > Vodka "Kolorowa" > Flavored Vodka "Łycha" "Big spoon (very rarely used but there exist such word)" > Whisky "Dać Dupy" "Give Ass" > Usually when you say that about mainly girls it means that she cheated/ offered sex for something, rarely we can say "Dałeś dupy" which means that you fucked up/failed something "Dołek" "Small hole" > Means that you're temporarily being held/arrested in police headquartes (not jail) for 24/48 hours "60na" "60th (someone)" > Snitched, someone who snitches straight into police "Idź w pyry" "Go to potatoes (Poznań slang for Potatoes is Pyra)" > Go away/GTFO "Idź w pizdu" "Go into pussy" > GTFO "Idź w chuj" Go into dick" > GTFO "I chuj/I chuj z tym" "And Dick" > Usually you say that in the end of situation to show that you're neutral or you don't give a fuck, for example you say "That cashier was unpleasent I chuj/I chuj z tym" "I chuj wszystko strzelił" "And dick shooted everything" > When you had some plans scheduled and suddenly everything needs to be canceled due to some event/action/health or anything else so you inform that by this saying very quickly "Gastrofaza" No idea how to translate it literally in english > That's how we describe the situation when you're very hungry after smoking weed "Jeden chuj/Jeden pies/Jeden kij" "One dick/One dog/One stick" > these are 3 variations when you say there is no difference between one and other or when someone asks you to choose and you can say that so it doesn't matter for example someone asks you if you want to drink whisky or rum and you say that which means it doesn't matter what. "Bić Niemca po hełmie" "Hitting a German (soldier/nazi soldier to be more specific) to the helmet" > Fapping There are thousands if not more of the slangs and I can't recall more, not to mention that alot of voivodeships or even cities has their own slangs these are just the examples of ones which are interesting or stuff I am more positive about instead of being negative/cringe lol thats from the world ends with you but with my own cursing too it because i thought it would make the thread more catered to my personal tastes. |
Aug 31, 2022 4:46 PM
#5
According to the wiki, Brozouf is obscure French slang for money. |
vasipi4946Aug 31, 2022 4:53 PM
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Aug 31, 2022 5:47 PM
#6
Ganef ganef ganef noun : thief, rascal "Seniors, particularly women, are the largest and most frequent target of financial scamsters, and this ganef takes the cupcake." — Malcolm Barko, Creators Syndicate, 5 Nov. 2013 Some obscure slang words are good for insults, and ganef is one. Ganef—also styled as gonif and goniff—has been in use in English since the late 1830s. It's a Yiddish borrowing, and originally comes from the Hebrew word gannābh, meaning "thief." Galoot galoot galoot noun : a man or boy; especially : one who is foolish or awkward "He was loud and funny and kind of a big loping galoot …." — David Wiegand, The San Francisco Chronicle, 22 Mar. 2016 Evidence of galoot dates to the second decade of the 19th century, but little is known about whence it sprang. Mark Twain didn't mind its obscure origin, and used the word in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1884): "Next you'd see a raft sliding by, away off yonder, and maybe a galoot on it chopping, because they're most always doing it on a raft…." Nerts nerts nerts noun plural : nonsense, nuts — often used interjectionally "What could be more fun than mocking yesterday's euphemisms? Open a copy of Mencken's 'American Language' and you find our American forebears exclaiming 'nerts!' (to avoid the naughty 'nuts!')…." — Jan Freeman, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 20 Feb. 2011 Nerts may have been useful in the late 1920s when you presumably couldn't say "Nuts!" without shocking and offending, but now the latter sounds quaint and the former positively obsolete. It may be due for a revival. Absquatulate runaway bride absquatulate transitive verb 1 : to leave a place suddenly and secretly : decamp 2 : to go away and take something that does not belong to you : abscond "Micro lofts could be rehabbed into the Industrial Trust Building (if Bank of America absquatulates)…." — David Brussat, The Providence (Rhode Island) Journal, 26 Jan. 2012 Among the most obscure of the obscure slang words, absquatulate looks like a serious word but it's not. Earliest evidence puts its birth sometime around 1830, when it seems to have been concocted from the prefix ab-, meaning "from" or "departing from," the verb squat, and -ulate, as in speculate. The word is too rare for the dictionary at merriam-webster.com, but it appears in Merriam-Webster Unabridged. Holy Joe holy joe Holy Joe noun : parson, chaplain "On a cold February day in 2012, I was walking across a windswept parking lot in Franklin, Ohio, when the phone rang. It was another treasure for this old, retired Holy Joe. A small church in Nelson County called me to come be their pastor, minister, preacher and friend." — Mike Bradford, The Kentucky Standard (Bardstown, Kentucky), 10 Apr. 2014 Holy Joe was originally a term used by 19th century sailors to refer to those who ventured to the seas to minister to the saltier souls in need of salvation. It also referred to prison chaplains before expanding to refer to more generally to any parson or chaplain. Sawbones sawbones sawbones noun : physician, surgeon "He was not without his supporters, who saw Dr. Nichopoulos as a caring silver-haired sawbones trying to help a struggling Elvis monitor and ameliorate his drug use." — Bob Mehr, The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, Tennessee), 26 Feb. 2016 The rather gruesome term sawbones may be the product of the imagination of Charles Dickens. The earliest known example of it is from his Pickwick Papers (1837): 'What's a sawbones?' inquired Mr. Pickwick, not quite certain whether it was a live animal, or something to eat. 'What! Don't you know what a sawbones is, sir?' inquired Mr. Weller. 'I thought everybody know'd as a sawbones was a surgeon.' Long green long green long green noun : money "'Sure,' said the Bowery boy doggedly, securely mounted now on his favorite hobby horse. 'I knows, and youse knows, Mr. Chames. Gee, I wish I'd bin a cop. But I wasn't tall enough. Dey's de fellers wit' de long green in der banks.'" — P.G. Wodehouse, "The Gem Collector," Ainslee's Magazine, December 1909 Long green has been around since the late 1880s, but it isn't as popular as some more recent slang terms for money, like moola (or moolah) or even scratch. Also rather unpopular are a couple slang words for money that seem more at home in the produce aisle: kale and cabbage. Roscoe roscoe roscoe noun : handgun "The small number of burglars or robbers who might research gun permit files would avoid the chance of being greeted by a frightened homeowner packing a roscoe." — editorial, The Hartford Courant, 8 Sept. 2010 If the roscoe that refers to a handgun owes its existence to a particular Roscoe, that person is not known to history. What we do know is that the use of roscoe to refer to a handgun dates to the early 20th century—and is playable in Scrabble. Gasser gasser gasser noun : something outstanding "… Sophia Loren actually reported to friends that Sinatra was 'a regular gasser' and she 'dug him.'" — Jeff Simon, The Buffalo (New York) News, 13 Dec. 2015 Before something that was a source of pleasure, or a delight, could be called a gas, the word gasser made its way onto the scene. The "something outstanding" use of gasser dates—in print, anyway—to Cab Calloway's 1944 Hepster's Dictionary. Almost a century before that tome, gasser had developed a different slang use—"a talkative or bragging person"—which is also obscure but still in use. |
Aug 31, 2022 5:51 PM
#7
All Australian slang is obscure as fact to the average American so I'll just use that when I'm back in the US [I'll also make sure to call everyone a cunt, got my C card after all] |
Aug 31, 2022 9:06 PM
#8
Cneq said: All Australian slang is obscure as fact to the average American so I'll just use that when I'm back in the US [I'll also make sure to call everyone a cunt, got my C card after all] If we're talking about local slang languages, polikore in Japanese is rough translation for politically correct gangster or crybully something to keep in mind. |
Aug 31, 2022 9:49 PM
#9
My favorite is the german "Mit dem nicht gut Kirschen essen" which literally translates as "with them there is no good cherry eating". Basically you say it when you want to point out that someone is not very agreeable or easy to get along with. |
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Sep 1, 2022 9:55 AM
#10
anyone else would like to share their thoughts? |
Sep 1, 2022 12:36 PM
#11
F everybody, everybody can suck my d.. Got it from a steel Panther song haha |
Sep 1, 2022 1:14 PM
#12
classic, fuck humanity and fuck society my kind of language. |
Sep 1, 2022 7:46 PM
#13
NorthmostIsle said: My favorite is the german "Mit dem nicht gut Kirschen essen" which literally translates as "with them there is no good cherry eating". Basically you say it when you want to point out that someone is not very agreeable or easy to get along with. Never heard of that term b4 but thanks i'll steal this lol. |
Sep 1, 2022 7:53 PM
#14
Skimt said: gorrhyse [gory][haddock]; a truly worthless individual, one so hideous that their only value is being mauled to death, like a haddock only has value as fishballs. klæpphærslig [fishing gaff][revolting]; a douchebag; a person whose pretentious personality is so revolting that it sends shivers down your spine (where you are smacked by their fishing gaff). kronidiot [crown][idiot]; someone so dumb they've been rewarded a crown for it. lol the kronidiot slang had me dying. XP |
Sep 2, 2022 1:23 AM
#15
It goes something like this: "If you are in hell, go hug the devil" The meaning is that if something bad is happening, and you can't stop or avoid it, then you should just go on and try to make something out of the situation, like having fun or gaining some advantage. |
Sep 2, 2022 2:01 AM
#16
vasipi4946 said: According to the wiki, Brozouf is obscure French slang for money. It is spelled "brouzouf," and is not that obscure. There are many slang words for money, including the famous pognon (pognes=mains=hands; poignée de mains=handshake), la fraîche (=fresh), les thunes, les balles (balls), le flouze, le fric (from fricoter?), le pèze (perhaps from the verb peser=to weight), and I am probably forgetting a few more... The slang used in Céline's books is by far the best, and "pouloper" for "courir" (to run) is probably one of the merrier ones. |
Sep 2, 2022 6:20 AM
#17
Drawers it's a secondary/forgotten word for Panties and other Underwear (we more commonly use the word Knickers for Panties). I remember my Mother using this word a lot, and haven't heard it to many times since. It makes me giggle sometimes when I hear phases such as "can I see inside your drawers?" I.....am very immature. |
Sep 3, 2022 9:15 AM
#18
LightWorker said: Drawers it's a secondary/forgotten word for Panties and other Underwear (we more commonly use the word Knickers for Panties). I remember my Mother using this word a lot, and haven't heard it to many times since. It makes me giggle sometimes when I hear phases such as "can I see inside your drawers?" I.....am very immature. I hadn't really heard anyone but U.K peopel use that term rofl. |
Sep 6, 2022 7:11 PM
#19
anyone else would like to share their thoughts? |
Sep 7, 2022 2:29 AM
#20
One that I use when talking to my mom is "I don't have a dog in that fight". |
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Sep 7, 2022 12:41 PM
#21
MeanMrMusician said: One that I use when talking to my mom is "I don't have a dog in that fight". Pretty sure peta is going to be pissed at that saying. |
Sep 7, 2022 1:28 PM
#22
"I dont like the cut of your jib" has always been a good one |
Sep 7, 2022 1:46 PM
#23
Sep 7, 2022 1:48 PM
#24
RobertBobert said: Asking a Russian about his favorite swear word is like trying to figure out how often Japanese people eat seafood. Speaking in another language, that isn't English is somehow offensive to wokies. |
Sep 7, 2022 1:57 PM
#25
Crow_Black said: RobertBobert said: Asking a Russian about his favorite swear word is like trying to figure out how often Japanese people eat seafood. Speaking in another language, that isn't English is somehow offensive to wokies. In Russian there is a word blyat (damn), which easily turns into the word blyad (a woman who sleeps with everyone). Don't use it with feminists or emotional women, because every time you say the first, they will hear it as the second. And it's kind of funny, because even though blyad is an extremely rude word, blyat is easily used as an interjection and has a bunch of easy options. |
Sep 7, 2022 2:05 PM
#26
RobertBobert said: Crow_Black said: RobertBobert said: Asking a Russian about his favorite swear word is like trying to figure out how often Japanese people eat seafood. Speaking in another language, that isn't English is somehow offensive to wokies. In Russian there is a word blyat (damn), which easily turns into the word blyad (a woman who sleeps with everyone). Don't use it with feminists or emotional women, because every time you say the first, they will hear it as the second. And it's kind of funny, because even though blyad is an extremely rude word, blyat is easily used as an interjection and has a bunch of easy options. Being a leftist has to be the most depressing thing ever one part sex offender, the other part holier than thou modern day moses telling you how to live in a circlejerk and another part just general insufferable obnoxious person. And i always make it a point to stay away from them at all times and on the topic of obscure words there's a term called polikore in Japanese which means politcally correct yakuza and its a perfect name honestly imo to describe wokies imo. |
Sep 7, 2022 2:08 PM
#27
Crow_Black said: RobertBobert said: Crow_Black said: RobertBobert said: Asking a Russian about his favorite swear word is like trying to figure out how often Japanese people eat seafood. Speaking in another language, that isn't English is somehow offensive to wokies. In Russian there is a word blyat (damn), which easily turns into the word blyad (a woman who sleeps with everyone). Don't use it with feminists or emotional women, because every time you say the first, they will hear it as the second. And it's kind of funny, because even though blyad is an extremely rude word, blyat is easily used as an interjection and has a bunch of easy options. Being a leftist has to be the most depressing thing ever one part sex offender, the other part holier than thou modern day moses telling you how to live in a circlejerk and another part just general insufferable obnoxious person. And i always make it a point to stay away from them at all times and on the topic of obscure words there's a term called polikore in Japanese which means politcally correct yakuza and its a perfect name honestly imo to describe wokies imo. Not sure about the yakuza, rather the Japanese use it for any kind of "progressive" nonsense, similar to other -kei terms like visual kei. For example, the word was used equally for Bridget's gender reversal and gay marriages in Gundam. |
Sep 7, 2022 2:10 PM
#28
RobertBobert said: Crow_Black said: RobertBobert said: Crow_Black said: RobertBobert said: Asking a Russian about his favorite swear word is like trying to figure out how often Japanese people eat seafood. Speaking in another language, that isn't English is somehow offensive to wokies. In Russian there is a word blyat (damn), which easily turns into the word blyad (a woman who sleeps with everyone). Don't use it with feminists or emotional women, because every time you say the first, they will hear it as the second. And it's kind of funny, because even though blyad is an extremely rude word, blyat is easily used as an interjection and has a bunch of easy options. Being a leftist has to be the most depressing thing ever one part sex offender, the other part holier than thou modern day moses telling you how to live in a circlejerk and another part just general insufferable obnoxious person. And i always make it a point to stay away from them at all times and on the topic of obscure words there's a term called polikore in Japanese which means politcally correct yakuza and its a perfect name honestly imo to describe wokies imo. Not sure about the yakuza, rather the Japanese use it for any kind of "progressive" nonsense, similar to other -kei terms like visual kei. For example, the word was used equally for Bridget's gender reversal and gay marriages in Gundam. Since we're still on the topic of obscure terms crossdressers like femboys or tomboys aren't exactly trans. I said it. |
Sep 7, 2022 2:11 PM
#29
Crow_Black said: RobertBobert said: Crow_Black said: RobertBobert said: Crow_Black said: RobertBobert said: Asking a Russian about his favorite swear word is like trying to figure out how often Japanese people eat seafood. Speaking in another language, that isn't English is somehow offensive to wokies. In Russian there is a word blyat (damn), which easily turns into the word blyad (a woman who sleeps with everyone). Don't use it with feminists or emotional women, because every time you say the first, they will hear it as the second. And it's kind of funny, because even though blyad is an extremely rude word, blyat is easily used as an interjection and has a bunch of easy options. Being a leftist has to be the most depressing thing ever one part sex offender, the other part holier than thou modern day moses telling you how to live in a circlejerk and another part just general insufferable obnoxious person. And i always make it a point to stay away from them at all times and on the topic of obscure words there's a term called polikore in Japanese which means politcally correct yakuza and its a perfect name honestly imo to describe wokies imo. Not sure about the yakuza, rather the Japanese use it for any kind of "progressive" nonsense, similar to other -kei terms like visual kei. For example, the word was used equally for Bridget's gender reversal and gay marriages in Gundam. Since we're still on the topic of obscure terms crossdressers like femboys or tomboys aren't exactly trans. I said it. I find it extremely interesting that when the topic of transsexuality became mainstream, concepts about gender became much more limited, and now any non-stereotypical man or woman is considered trans. |
Sep 7, 2022 3:39 PM
#30
RobertBobert said: Crow_Black said: RobertBobert said: Crow_Black said: RobertBobert said: Crow_Black said: RobertBobert said: Asking a Russian about his favorite swear word is like trying to figure out how often Japanese people eat seafood. Speaking in another language, that isn't English is somehow offensive to wokies. In Russian there is a word blyat (damn), which easily turns into the word blyad (a woman who sleeps with everyone). Don't use it with feminists or emotional women, because every time you say the first, they will hear it as the second. And it's kind of funny, because even though blyad is an extremely rude word, blyat is easily used as an interjection and has a bunch of easy options. Being a leftist has to be the most depressing thing ever one part sex offender, the other part holier than thou modern day moses telling you how to live in a circlejerk and another part just general insufferable obnoxious person. And i always make it a point to stay away from them at all times and on the topic of obscure words there's a term called polikore in Japanese which means politcally correct yakuza and its a perfect name honestly imo to describe wokies imo. Not sure about the yakuza, rather the Japanese use it for any kind of "progressive" nonsense, similar to other -kei terms like visual kei. For example, the word was used equally for Bridget's gender reversal and gay marriages in Gundam. Since we're still on the topic of obscure terms crossdressers like femboys or tomboys aren't exactly trans. I said it. I find it extremely interesting that when the topic of transsexuality became mainstream, concepts about gender became much more limited, and now any non-stereotypical man or woman is considered trans. Pretty ironic if you ask me all for inclusivity yet displaying bigoted behavior lol. |
Sep 7, 2022 5:49 PM
#31
My family tends to say something's "catty-whompus" when something's screwed up or out of sorts (ie a messy room or a non-level picture). I've never heard anyone else say it, and I have no idea where it came from. |
I'm either crashing out or fujoing out. |
Sep 7, 2022 5:58 PM
#32
AzureWeeb said: My family tends to say something's "catty-whompus" when something's screwed up or out of sorts (ie a messy room or a non-level picture). I've never heard anyone else say it, and I have no idea where it came from. there's also big fucking yikes which i use to refer to human stupidity and narcissism as well as also groomers and leftists projecting their hyprocricy as well too. |
Nov 12, 2022 3:17 PM
#33
anyone else would like to share their thoughts? |
Nov 13, 2022 3:25 PM
#34
anyone else would like to share their thoughts? |
Nov 13, 2022 4:04 PM
#35
In my language... the police can be called "farbror blå" ("uncle blue"). This slang is a bit old at this point, and not particularly obscure, but I like it since it sounds silly. |
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Nov 14, 2022 11:42 AM
#36
anyone else would like to share their thoughts? |
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