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Hi during my discussion on a competition entry, it transpired that not all Brits knew certain slang terms.
Here is a wonderful free on-line British slang doctionary. I have even contributed one word to it in the past (so can you - just e-mail it in). [Mine was "crimble" = Christmas] Those abroad will, no doubt, recognise many shared slang words - and much British slang comes from USA etc anyway. Have fun... Dictionary of British Slang |
  
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Toumai Thanks, James
A useful resource. :pharoah2 ... May 14 05, 02:29 Dear James,
Thanks for this.
Let me add another ... May 14 05, 03:32 Toumai Alan, an excellent translation. And no cracks in s... May 14 05, 03:43 Jox Alan,
ROFL!!!
Another excellent pun,... May 14 05, 03:51 Dear Fran,
No cracks ? The Sedish Chef was I reme... May 14 05, 04:07 Jox Why did people like the Muppets? (I could never st... May 14 05, 04:42 Nina Hi James
Aah, the muppits. Kermit was very ... May 14 05, 07:06 Jox HI Nina,
Glad you like it.
Chav? Not being very ... May 14 05, 07:16 Nina ROFL!
more rabbit than Sainsburys! ... May 14 05, 08:01 Toumai Hi all,
Here's a lovely link to 'Chav To... May 14 05, 10:30 Nina Hi Fran
ROFL. let's blame McDonalds. Must l... May 14 05, 10:43 Toumai Nina,
That is really rather sureal - the combinat... May 14 05, 11:21 
Nina Hi Fran
"dark satanic trumpton" what an image tha... May 14 05, 11:37 1 User(s) are reading this topic (1 Guests and 0 Anonymous Users)
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