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Anyone got a term they use or read a lot but don't actually understand?
Mine is PRAGMATIC.
Help me with that, will you?
Mine is PRAGMATIC.
Help me with that, will you?
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Too Good To Be True!
Oh shit!!! He's back!
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Let's ask senorOriginally posted by Robusto View Post
CIV.
He uses a whole bunch of 'em!
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Originally posted by TJCoro View PostLet's ask senor CIV.
He uses a whole bunch of 'em!
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W**KER!!!!
Love Life - Love Cigars
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Love Life - Love Cigars
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Always thought Pragmatic was to do with a practical point of view or something like that.
One I use sometimes is EXPUNGE.
"Come in here, dear Boy, have a cigar" ....Roger Waters (Pink Floyd) Comment
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Blow Me!
"BLOVIATE"
I always thought it meant "blow job."
For example - To Bloviate: I would like to get bloviated; how much for a bloviate? 
But apparently, it has a different meaning in the Queens Engliz
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I always thought it had something to do with me balls!
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I actually had to look Bloviate up after you accused me of making bloviated postsOriginally posted by TJCoro View Post"BLOVIATE"
I always thought it meant "blow job."
For example - To Bloviate: I would like to get bloviated; how much for a bloviate?
But apparently, it has a different meaning in the Queens Engliz
BJ, BJCoro
I always thought it had something to do with me balls!
you sod! 
I often use F*ckadoodledoo...can't find it in a dictionary so not sure what it means
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Pragmatic means that you can be dogmatic about what you believe to be true. Even if it isn't! You see a point and tend to stick to it, often defending yourself if people pull you up on it!Originally posted by Robusto View PostNo man has the right to fix the boundary of a nation.
No man has the right to say to his country, "Thus far shalt thou go and no further."
CS Parnell
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antidisestablishmentarianism
i mean whats that all about
oh and to hijack the thread abit, lets have some local words ,that are either disappearing or are very localised to certain areas.
eg
willicks - winkles etc( those snot things in shells) could just eat a bag now.
marra - mate
cowies - undercrakers, underpants.
craic - a good talk
Ha'way then marra's lets have a bit a craic about the regional lingos.I started out with nothing and i've still got most of it left - Seasick SteveComment
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Dogmatic????Love Life - Love Cigars
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I Didn't Do It!
Originally posted by ChrisMClark View PostI actually had to look Bloviate up after you accused me of making bloviated posts you sod!
I often use F*ckadoodledoo...can't find it in a dictionary so not sure what it means
WTF! That's what some of the lads said about me, you bloviated bastard! 
Are you sure it was me????
Prove it! Link me to the post, Scottie! (chill out mateys. It's a line for Star Trek, you morons.)
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Originally posted by TJCoro View Post"BLOVIATE"
I always thought it meant "blow job."
For example - To Bloviate: I would like to get bloviated; how much for a bloviate?
But apparently, it has a different meaning in the Queens Engliz
BJ, BJCoro
I always thought it had something to do with me balls!
I once heard Barbara Windsor on a British chat show use a different term for 'getting a blow-job'.
It was 'getting a plate'.
I have never heard that anywhere else from anyone else.
I have a confused picture in my mind when I think about that expression.Comment
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