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These phrases were used in my hometown to some degree, but I have not heard them outside that context: stickery weeds = any weed with pointy bits on it, especially low-growing ones Reet-reet = "retard" (obviously inappropriate) Dan drift = middle schoolers who didn't realize it was "dandruff". Was it Dan's drifts? honkers = fish found in Puget Sound under rocks at high tide that will make a honking sound if you press on them. dish jester = dishwasher, a person, as opposed to dishwasher, a machine
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dude are thee real
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Whip a lovely: Making a U-Turn, usually at high speed.
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Daikatana Ritsu posted:Whip a lovely: Making a U-Turn, usually at high speed. My parents used this, but you forgot "child" at the end.
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Daikatana Ritsu posted:Whip a lovely: Making a U-Turn, usually at high speed. I've heard this before.
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"Shot in the butt." - Excited. Thereabouts. "I wasn't shot in the butt with the OPs post."
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Previa_fun posted:"Shot in the butt." - Excited. Thereabouts. whatever forrest gump
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welcome to the gayborhood
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what was his name?
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1gnoirents posted:dude are thee real i art real, sirrah
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a hole-y ghost posted:welcome to the gayborhood
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"Gotta go dad gay. so what right now." That's what we call taking a shite here.
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gammin - false. pronounced gamm - in
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buttcised maybe? means excited, enthusiastic, pleased
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Daikatana Ritsu posted:Whip a lovely: Making a U-Turn, usually at high speed. you are from minnesota (hopefully) or wisconsin hello neighbor
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Parson twinkies: used condoms in 'that' park
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Years ago there was a front page article of fake Urban Dictionary entries. I still use "Hell's Coming To Frogtown" when poo poo's about to go down, and kinda wish that people would have picked up "There's a pie on the windowsill" to mean an opportunity for mischief. Also, my brother and I for like the past fifteen years have built an elaborate mythos of jokes centered on whispering in each other's ear at random times "Did you say Tromboner?"
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I work worth a guy from Iowa who says old lady when referring to someone's or his own significant other Its weird I thought Old lady was mom I've caught myself doing the same sometimes 
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e.g., me and my old lady suck each other's cocks all day
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back in the 60's in the town i grew up in there was sort of an epidemic of the word "bort" being spray painted on stuff
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oh and we had a weird funny word for black people but its kind of rude
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Pivotal Lever posted:you are from minnesota (hopefully) or wisconsin hello neighbor confirmed
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all of russia is a homogenous mass OP. we do not have regional variations.
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Pivotal Lever posted:you are from minnesota (hopefully) or wisconsin hello neighbor huffda
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D.C. metropolitan area circa 2004. Lunchin' = acting crazy. "This dude be lunchin'."
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Daikatana Ritsu posted:Whip a lovely: Making a U-Turn, usually at high speed. related: Rip a pickle it's what 'em kids are calling drifting nowadays
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I've got some good ones op "Be a good little boy this time" Wierd "Get ready for church!" Haha wth "Shut up! Shut up!!" LOL who comes up with these "Daddy please stop hitting mommy" Haha what the "No no please no" Gosh! The English language is amazing. "Pastor Mike wants to see you in his office" Every family has their own private language. So heartwarming "Don't ever tell any one." Really rotfl here folks.
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no spoken language but we all poo poo on everything we own so
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"floating a brown trout" = taking a poo poo in the ocean or river "Fish love urine" = announcing to others you are fishing/drinking with that you are peeing into the water
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A fish that honks if you push on it sounds p. funny.
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My stepdad likes to say "it's hotter than two rats loving in a wool sock" when it's hot outside.
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bae= a boyfriend or girlfriend
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playin' yahtzee = havin intercourse my biscuits are burnin = my butt is sore no please get out of here i dont want to die = im so glad to see you
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Daikatana Ritsu posted:Whip a lovely: Making a U-Turn, usually at high speed.
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Speg = chewing gum Yes, I think this sounds retarded too.
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When I went to primary school we used to call our school bags "ports". I don't know why. We also call rubber sandals "thongs". New Zealanders call them "Jandals".
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dog buttz posted:My stepdad likes to say "it's hotter than two rats loving in a wool sock" when it's hot outside. furry spotted
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where i'm from people say lorde knows but only started saying it when lorde hit the scene and it's only used to refer to things that we specifically think lorde would probably know
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"The Monkey". This is a bit of an odd one. My Father-in-Law had poor eyesight. We had a sideboard in our front room where we would drop off our stuff as we came in. So, purses, keys, bags and such sat there. We also had a bank where we put spare change. It was a Darth Vader bank, and when you put money in, he'd wave his lightsaber around and threaten you. My father-in-law had never seen the Darth Bank in action. All he knew was it was on the sideboard. One day he comes to visit. He brought something for us. We asked where he put it and he says "Beside the monkey". This confused us. He explained that he put it next to the monkey statue we had in the front room. Still, we are confused. Eventually he takes us upstairs and shows us the Darth Bank. His eyesight was so bad, he thought it was a monkey. Since that time, the sideboard is now known as The Monkey. The bank is long gone, having broken years ago. Since we've had the sideboard in the same location for 20 years now, it's difficult to determine whether we mean the piece of furniture itself, or the location.
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Rural SW Ontario had some weird ones Hoop: to put something up your butt "The cops were coming to Jakey hooped the dope." Dust(ers): loose women "Never trust the dust" I'm glad I'm out of that hell hole
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