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/)eathKiller 11-30-2002 07:53 PM

Shibity Shaba Dibi dibi daba riff raff to dabba dippey whipo tabba tabba klidatro bada ninyfitch rabba fiffy fiffy taba giny hito bada risey risey risey rada mee mi mo mada dishuban anata DOESN'T REALLY MATTA' !

- Here and Now, Now and Again Soundtrack

shadowhound 11-30-2002 08:07 PM

Splomit - verb - come from Splashy Vomit
Those times when you throw up nothing but liquid.

Grut - Ground rut
To engage in sexual contact in dirt or mud.

I claim complete responsabitlity for the above words [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Some others from friends etc.

Twidge - Cool (I don't know it just reminds me of choclate [img]smile.gif[/img] )
Goober - Non-cool

Arnabas 11-30-2002 08:42 PM

My nephew uses "pasama" to describe anything he doesn't like.
I picked up "chillax" (chill/ relax) from a coworker.

Belle 11-30-2002 09:49 PM

I don't know if this fits in this topic, but the thing that annoys me the most is when spanish people will insert an english word in the middle of their sentence. If you are going to speak spanish, then speak it, 3/4 spanish, 1/4 english. Just my 2 cents worth.
Belle

Gregster 11-30-2002 09:53 PM

"Yip yip yip yip yip yip yip yip boom boom boom boom boom get a jooooob! Sha na na na, sha na na na naaaaaaah!!"

New languages get made up all the time. Ever try to follow a conversation in Hawaiian creole?

Or how about "Newyorican"? That's a mix of Spanish and New York English slang spoken by Puerto Ricans. In many places in the South/Southwest, people speak what they call "Spanglish."

When I was in the Marines, when we tended to speak with a heavy mix of Naval lingo and military slang. In boot camp, we were in fact expressly forbidden to talk about right, left, the floor, the ceiling, the window, or the stairs...they were starboard, port, the deck, the overhead, the porthole, and the ladderwell (being sea-going troops we had to learn to talk like sailors).

Those of you non-vets see if you can decipher the following:

"Actual this is Six, be advised am observing approximately twenty Tango Six-Four victors two clicks from your poz inbound at this time. ETA in fifteen mikes."

"Six this is actual...roger that, request grid for a fire mission, over."


Of course, any time I wanna feel old, I just flip on MTV and listen to the hip kids talk. I can follow the telenovelas on Univision better then I can the veejays on "TRL."

These kids today... ;)

[ 11-30-2002, 09:55 PM: Message edited by: Gregster ]

Azred 12-01-2002 02:19 AM

<font color = lightgreen>Made-up words are the most fun! <font color = red>Belle</font> refers to a baby of any species as "booter".

My old pencil-and-paper group created the acronym "bohica"...but I can't tell you what that means here. [img]graemlins/beigesmilewinkgrin.gif[/img] </font>

Blind_Prophet 12-01-2002 03:11 AM

I use the word Shibby all the time. For example dude that was shibby do it agian.

Slizerio 12-01-2002 04:37 AM

Some replacemnt words instead of Oh.&%$#!! And God Damn!
Consarn It (I use this one all the time!! [img]graemlins/blueblink.gif[/img] )
Aw, nerts!
Oh Frugging hell.
Lak!

Leonis 12-01-2002 07:16 AM

In a supermarket, I came across a drink called "meggy nectar" - since then, any time something would have been dirty, disgusting, skanky, slutty, gooey, sloppy, etc... it's been meggy

Talthyr Malkaviel 12-01-2002 12:35 PM

As an exclamation of surprise I sometimes say "Lawks!" (Note, yes, that is unscrupulously nicked from LoTR.)
Hmm, also, sometimes Isay "Gank."
It has no real meaning though.


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