to snog or not?

BlitzKrieg

there are so many words for sticking your tongue down the mouth of someone of the oppisite sex (or not) so wha words do u use.


In the south side of dublin i kno its either "pull" or "get off"
in thurles and other areas its "Meet" which i hate it so annoying
then there are snog shift etc etc


so wha do u use and wha do u hate saying?

Funky

meet or score

Mossy Monk

Originally posted by BlitzKrieg
in thurles and other areas its "Meet" which i hate it so annoying

some say around here too and it annoys me also

i tend to say "get off" or "pull"

mrbungle

'a wear' is another one. eg wearing the face off her, etc.

Best one I've heard is the alternative for a ride:

A squirt !

Antisocialiser

Opening the beef curtains

ColinM

Originally posted by Antisocialiser
Opening the beef curtains

Obviously your mother has never explained to you the difference between her mouth and her genitals.

Originally confusing Colin by lines in BlitzKrieg's sig
People of the Boards
I have a cunning plan
and before u ask how cunning
just trust me its cunning
oooo thats cunning

And Baldrickreiger - what the hell is your cunning plan?

AL][EN

in waterford we sometimes use "get off with" and "shift"

"will ya shift her" i personally cant stand that phrase makes you sound like your some sort of bouncer/guard trying to move people along.

i'd say "get off with" is the one poeple use most nowadays not sure what kids today are saying!!

Ste-

Score or a mooch

azezil

kiss, snog, score, shift (don't use that much any more), 'meet' lol i spent 3 years in thurles

fisty

score!

D-Generate

In Cork you hear "meet" and "score" most often. "meet" is stupid though because many a time I have heard someone say "Oh i met your girlfriend yesterday" and of course the first thought that crosses yor mind is......

embee

Usually say "I was with him/her"

To which people reply "with WITH??!?!?!"

My answer is then "Ya! Hee hee!" or "Nooooo, just kissin!!!"

Strange I know but no one has ever been confused by it......

Boggertalk is a strange thing....

Tazzle

LOOL
#2

Lukin Black

Originally posted by AL][EN
in waterford we sometimes use "get off with" and "shift"

Use both of those, especially shift up in Donegal. Don't like that term either.

PHB

Anyone else always associated pulling with getting laid.

AL][EN

Originally posted by PHB
Anyone else always associated pulling with getting laid.

Yep that what makes it so damn confusing when they say it

(see Embee's Post above)

Pepe LeFrits

shoe shine

DMT

"Slacking" as in "I slacked the face off her last night"



:ninja:

Raphael

I think they use "tipping" in some areas

ie are those two, you know, tippin?

Giblet

I say "do" for a kiss, because eh, when I was 14 and I was watching Beavis and Butthead, we could only apply it to kissing someone

"Ah you did her yeah?"

I use much harsher words for the real thing.

Sarky

I have heard it described as "feek". Lucky me.

Victor

Originally posted by Jaffer
I think they use "tipping" in some areas

Wrong kind of cow

BlitzKrieg

funny thing if i say "i pulled" all my friends get confused and think that i was given a HJ. (they all use meet) but i dont feel thats confusing at all cause if i was given a HJ she would be doing the pulling not me? (unless under very wierd/drunk circumstances) and they dont find it confusing at all with the meeting but i do. there was uproar when my girlfriend was coming to my party but i was at the train station picking a friend up and when i got back (my gf is from dub) a thurles friend came over telling me he just met my gf. Now i was very worried with those words as alot of drink had allready been consumed so i didnt put something like this pass him. thankfully it was the other "meet" Still stupid and i'd luv to kno wha moron came up with it.


get off is fine. Pulled sounds so macho and i usuallyh picture some arrogent prick when i hear someone use the word. wonder wha the older generations used?

cournioni

The funniest one I've heard was "givin her Rodney" in a thick Monaghan accent. That was funny. I just say he/she pulled.

Cabaal

Never a big fan of the word "shift"
I generally use kiss, meet, snog

Don't see a need for any other words

Victor

Originally posted by BlitzKrieg
get off is fine.

"Get off", "shift" and "score" all mean different things to different people, to some it's a kiss, to some it's sex.

Emmo

Dropping the head,

I generally use Kiss or snog if I kiss someone and sleep with or score or "do" if it a little more carnal.

Emmo

Space Coyote

wonder wha the older generations used?

back in the day they used the word 'courtin'. "Howeya Seamas, I hear yer courtin Paddy's young one", they would say.

I think 'snog' is the most used in the east of the country, and there's nay confusion on the matter.
I always assumed 'to shift him/her' meant 'to snog' but apparently to a lot of people 'to shift' means 'to shag'. That's just friggin wrong.

the_syco

kiss;
snog her
shift her
kiss her
eat her face off


sexual inter-course;
do her
shag her
did the dirty-deed with her

round here, it's a shift or a snog=tonsil hockey=good hard take your breath away kiss:)

mm

Hawk

hmmm... the horizontal mombo... slap and tickle...

po0k

"chicken"

I was chickening the apple off that sauce last cloud-nine

Catsmokinpot

"tack" is one they use down in wexford now its only new as far as i know the other is "shift", i heard "meet" before, and the phrase "i eat the face off er" but other than that snoging is an english one isnt it never heard it over here

mr_angry

"Lob in the gob" is the new phrase on the streets in Cork, apparently.

TacT

Amazing how you start to talk about the kissing and some people jump straight into the sex

Mooch, snog, kiss, with her/him

AdMMM

I've never heard the term 'meet' in Waterford City, and if it has been said, it's been by people not from Waterford.

We generally use get off with in Waterford. Although in some estates they use 'break into'.

In Tramore they all use Meet, it's so annoying cos as someone said, it's easily confused!

AL][EN

Originally posted by |.Murderer.|
I've never heard the term 'meet' in Waterford City, and if it has been said, it's been by people not from Waterford.

We generally use get off with in Waterford. Although in some estates they use 'break into'.

In Tramore they all use Meet, it's so annoying cos as someone said, it's easily confused!

Im from waterford county (not tramore) and we use meet all the friggin time and its sooooooo annoying!!

i havent herd 'Break into' before thats a good one i like that,

IgnatiusJRiley

Back in the old days they would use the phrase "Doing a line", e.g. "Paddy's doing a line with Mary". These days Paddy could still be doing a line with Mary but they could get arrested for it

Dont Ban Me

Originally posted by Sarky
I have heard it described as "feek". Lucky me.

I do believe that this term means to go a lot further than just a kiss. Or so I've been lead to believe all those years ago. But I'm pretty sure its to go a lot further than a kiss.

I dont like most of the terms used, so I just stick to good old kiss!!

STaN

Originally posted by embee
Usually say "I was with him/her"

To which people reply "with WITH??!?!?!"

My answer is then "Ya! Hee hee!" or "Nooooo, just kissin!!!"

Strange I know but no one has ever been confused by it......

Boggertalk is a strange thing....

Spot on.

Also score. which is the same as "with"

loismustdie

it's all ridiculous and childish. if you have any kind of romantic encounter with someone that you feel necessary to talk about just say you were with the person or if it really was minor say it was a kiss. don't use 14yr old satins or better still, don't kiss and tell

ykt0di9url7bc3

"ate the jaws off"

StickyMcGinty

i hate that word "shift". sound like your moving furniture.

score is used round my part o the country

Victor

Originally posted by VinnyL
i hate that word "shift". sound like your moving furniture.

that or you made the earth move for her

byte

Here in Donegal, it's usually "shifting" or "snogging". Though to shift someone can have variations in different areas. Shifting could mean snogging in one area and could mean "everything but sex" in another area.

I've heard the term "gobbing" which must be the worst term I've heard! Gobbing can also mean something else!

passive

it was always "meet" around my area/people, at the moment i'm mostly hearing "score" but i personally stick with kiss...it's nicer, and i kinda have an invisible line in my head between "meets" and "kisses"...but i won't go into it cos i'll sound stupid :rolleyes:

Lord Nikon

"eat the face of her/him"

"suck her/his face"

know in parts of kildare "feek"

ColinM

AAAARGH!

Please! Enough of this stupid thread with your stupid words for kissing!
"I call it hang-gliding!" ... and ... "I call it orienteering!" ... and ... "I call it making a sandcastle with a bucket and fricking spade!"

AAAARGH!

Jeeeesusssss like!!! Just stop it NOW!!!

And while I'm ranting, I demand to know what your cunning plan is, BlitzKrieg. If it's so cunning why don't you execute the plan now, eh?!! C'mon - either put up or shut up!!

Baldrick's plan:
People of the Boards
I have a cunning plan
and before u ask how cunning
just trust me its cunning
oooo thats cunning

sod

gettin the ride is 'gettin your billy'

first person with the correct answer as to why gets 5 fizzy cola bottles!!

BlitzKrieg

Originally posted by sod
gettin the ride is 'gettin your billy'

first person with the correct answer as to why gets 5 fizzy cola bottles!!

billy = goat = muff???


something on those lines?>?>>



zzzzzzzzzz



i think i should change my sig....i wrote tha ages ago so my cunning plan has been and gone...i think it involved a few board members, exposing photos and a fortune at a carnival freak show...not sure...

ven0m

last time I checked "pull" usually meant some wagon was making me general turn a funny shade of purple........

shift - is just plain nasty.....

"feek" - not even touching this one with a 10ft pole!!!!!! wtf thought of that???!!!???? Kildare one? Kildare..... were men are men & sheep are scared.... need I say more (btw - I'm from Kildare!!)

Score - quick b.j. in the jacks.....

"Break Into" - isn't this really better used for deflowering some stunning young one????

why can't it just be kiss or kissed - jesus......