Slang words you never use but often hear.

LDN_Irish

blindside88 wrote: »

Nable!

I see people writing it on Facebook instead of not able

"Nable for them fools"

Yeah chap, can't stand those people anal.


ANAL. No nothing to do with your arse. A contraction of "and all"! For ****'s sake.

dirkmeister

Selfie.

Christ, I hate that word and the whole selfie "culture".

Happy Out. Happy out where?

People who do that 'much?' thing. Jealous much? Angry much. Die in a fire much...Much...MUCH!!!

Anyone who uses the terms Feelz, Bants, Chillax, Totes, Kiddo, Rosemantic, Yiz or Ye, or is ever Happy Out.

Disrespect is in direct proportion to their age, the older you are the more ashamed you should be, and the less likely that you're worth listening to.

UpCork

I feel a little sick everytime I hear the word selfie.

ALso can someone please explain 'bae' to me, I just don't get it.

UpCork

UpCork wrote: »

I feel a little sick everytime I hear the word selfie.

ALso can someone please explain 'bae' to me, I just don't get it.

Shorthand for babe/baby and allegedly also stands for before anyone else.

UpCork

Omackeral wrote: »

Shorthand for babe/baby and allegedly also stands for before anyone else.

But, why?

Aren't babe and baby already short enough words?

UpCork

UpCork wrote: »

But, why?

Aren't babe and baby already short enough words?

The second part I posted is the reason it's that. Stands for before anyone else.

chanelfreak

I've heard some people saying lately 'im going to get my hair did on saturday/random day/blah blah' - i want to KILL them every goddamn time I hear it. It SEVERELY angers me.

On the other hand, nable...I like it. Im NABLE for these fkers with their hair-dids!

UpCork

Omackeral wrote: »

The second part I posted is the reason it's that. Stands for before anyone else.

I feel old when I see bae written down. It just sounds such a yucky word.

Samaris

Amused going through this thread. Some words I'll be sitting there thinking "huh, I use that one" (fag) or "ok, I use that one ironically" (amazeballs) and "Yuck, hate that one" (baaaaaaeeee)

X-mas and Chrimbo I hate. Sheesh, if the very name of the holiday upsets you that much, why even bother celebrating it? "boi" pronounced "baaaaaaaaaaaai" is very annoying. Maybe sometimes it's "bae", I dunno.

"And she goes, and then he goes and then I goes like well" VERB ANOTHER VERB PLEASE. Preferably one that makes sense. Having said that, up above, I did have to think to not write "I was sitting there going", so it's rather catchy.

Samaris

Samaris wrote: »

Amused going through this thread. Some words I'll be sitting there thinking "huh, I use that one" (fag) or "ok, I use that one ironically" (amazeballs) and "Yuck, hate that one" (baaaaaaeeee)

X-mas and Chrimbo I hate. Sheesh, if the very name of the holiday upsets you that much, why even bother celebrating it? "boi" pronounced "baaaaaaaaaaaai" is very annoying. Maybe sometimes it's "bae", I dunno.

"And she goes, and then he goes and then I goes like well" VERB ANOTHER VERB PLEASE. Preferably one that makes sense. Having said that, up above, I did have to think to not write "I was sitting there going", so it's rather catchy.

'...And he turned around and said X, so I turned around and said Y, then his mother turned around and said XY and Z!' There's lots of turning around in some peoples stories.

And the 'like' ers.. 'I was like, what is she saying, then she was like, I don't know what you mean, like'

Goers, likers, and turn arounders. They all need a bit of a ticking off.

NOS3

Ked. Instead of kid. "How's it going kid?" Is just as bad. No need to make it worse.

galljga1

fancy pigeon wrote: »

Well horsebox hows she cuttin hai - Greetings my familiar, how do I find you at present?

My brother nearly got a slap for addressing the girlfriend of a friend of mine as horse.

wotzgoingon

galljga1 wrote: »

My brother nearly got a slap for addressing the girlfriend of a friend of mine as horse.

haha! But truthfully she does look like a horse.

MarkY91

I'll be there at 8 bells, chief.


Feck off!!

Greenmachine

MarkY91 wrote: »

I'll be there at 8 bells, chief.


Feck off!!

A few friends guilty of a few of those. Kiddo, chief, horse etc, where do they get it from, Tallafornia, the hills? I just no, that one who use it would watch quite a bit of TV, I would cringe at.

spurious

The '8 bells' gang probably have no idea what times that actually means.

masti123

Field = Mad
Maj = Smokes

Crooked Jack

spurious wrote: »

The '8 bells' gang probably have no idea what times that actually means.

what does it mean?

Hesh's Umpire

Paddy's Day. :mad:

KKkitty

Sprogs. Don't know why but I hate it being used.

Wacker The Attacker

Turtyturd wrote: »

Peeps.

F*ck off with that.

totes.


f*ck off with that too

Wacker The Attacker

Orwight "mate"

don't f*ckin' mate me you c*nt

Potential Underachiever

I use lots of these words but genuinely only as a pisstake to the missus to wind her up( bantz in particular really gets her going!), or to mates for a laugh, I wouldn't use them to anyone who didn't know me for fear of coming across as a d1ckhead!

Tigger

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

Orwight "mate"

don't f*ckin' mate me you c*nt

srrym8

Endaaaagh

Choon :mad:

Paramite Pie

NachoBusiness wrote: »

Bants.

Fcuk off!

Even worse if they're "cheeky".

takola wrote: »

Sadly it is, at least in Limerick. I remember savage being used up in Sligeach when I was a child too. Ugh.

I used savage growing up in Galway -- don't think i've said it recently but I don't mind it at all.

ollaetta

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

Orwight "mate"

don't f*ckin' mate me you c*nt

And it's equally annoying close cousin "my son".

How Soon Is Now

Ive said this before on another thread but if you put O at the end of any word your a ****!.

Girlo masso........ :mad: