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She's got a nice minge is like saying she's got a nice pussy. Pronounced how it looks, like mince but with a g sound :) |
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That is why I would love to spend every day in Minges :) |
Knee deep in minge :)
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i tend to go with punani. |
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Bob's your uncle Fanny's your granny. :) |
the point i meant was that fanny doesn't mean bottom in the UK.
your fanny packs always makes us laugh (but then i expect that our name for them, bum bags, would be amusing to you guys) |
Full list of pussy I can think of....
Fanny - pussy / or can be used to call someone weak. Like "you little fanny" or like saying "you pussy!" Twat - also means pussy / can also be used to call someone an idiot. "you twat! what the hell did you do that for?" Clunge - This one is fairly new, at the moment I think the only is for pussy, never heard someone say "you clunge" for example Gash - pretty obvious this isn't a polite term :1orglaugh Minge - sounds like cringe, and some people would if you used that word. Out of all of them, twat is my favourite :) |
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"Lol, he twatted him" Also flange, mot, muff... |
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Forgot about that use/term for twat :1orglaugh |
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If there was a town called clunge, i would spend my time in minges on weekdays and clung at the weekends. What a life that would be! :1orglaugh |
lmao, what a classic thread!
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You forgot fage on that list (fage = pussy)
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I have not lived in the UK since 1997 and from what I hear the country has changed and not for the better. Also many new words are being used now that I had never heard of.
I liked the term "minted". Maybe because I don't get to hear it very often. |
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The very best term for a ladies front bottom is FLANGE !
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Why do most in the UK now struggle to say words like "think". Now, it's "fink".
"Things" becomes "Fings". I think it's mostly in England to be honest. At first you heard a few idiots in the public being interviewed and saying it, but now i hear radio presenters, and even people on tv talking like that. Pisses me off big time! |
Nuffink wrong with that. It's things like pacific (specific) and nucular (nuclear) that annoy me.
Back to uk:america - nobody has mentioned pants. |
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http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...lunge-plunging |
I have been away from the UK since 1998 and I also had never heard of "clunge" until I saw the Inbetweeners. Something being in the urban dictionary doesn't actually mean its a widely accepted word btw.
I am pretty sure damian could have the word markham in there to mean pussy if he so desired.... if he hasn't already of course. EDIT: Oh fuck LOL number 4 http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=markham |
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And Pants, I think the whole pants thing is understood more these days :) Quote:
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And that number 4 is a classic :1orglaugh |
I just want to say, this is not a contest or drama thread!
How the fuck did we get to 5 pages? :1orglaugh |
Half as many pages as you would have got if the South British were invited.....
Note: South Britain, fictional area of the UK existing ONLY in the mind of Arsewithclass. Known population 2. (unless his wife has left him) |
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South Britain? Hmm, does he live on the Isle of White? |
DORSET RIGHT HERE.
Bitch, step outside. (oh fuck, I just started on you using american street...) I mean... COME ON THEN!!! CUNT! Lol. Fckn northerners... Ooh, can I get gravy on that? Anyways, clunge is, I believe, a Victorian revival word. Step back 150 years and clunge was all the rage lolol And as for things/fings it's 'cos some bright spark decided to take the queen's english OFF the telly about 20 years ago. Of course, down south, we all speak the queen's english when we are 2 days old, but being as the rest of the UK struggle with simple things such as what to put on their chips, they decided the proletarians would rather listen to "way aye man" geordies and other accents. Which, of course, includes all their bad habits. BTW, did you know it's a law down south, if you are a chav anywhere on the south coast, you HAVE to adopt an Essex accent, even if you're from the west. It just kind of happens automatically I think, but other chavs will reject you if you don't talk with an Essex accent. Lol, I jest... |
Welsh == Sheep Shaggers! All they do all day is shag sheep and spit when talking. NOBODY in Wales speaks Welsh UNLESS you are an Englishman on holiday, and then they ONLY speak Welsh.
Scottish == Tight fisted mean bastards who don't wear pants (underwear). All they do all day is run around the highlands tossing cabers and hunting haggis. Irish == Not very bright, butt of all jokes, EVERYBODY is named Paddy. It used to be they all carry bombs too, but that's not very PC these days, even for the most hardened xenophobe. Whilst visiting Ireland, you are either a "caddy ba" (catholic bastard) or a "proddy cun" (protestant cunt). English == pompous, arrogant SOB's who having nothing better to do than moan about every other fucker all day. Every other fucker would like to kick the English in the ass. The best thing about being English is "you're not one of the other 3" ... :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh But like the Murphy's... I'm not bitter |
The only recorded known usage of the word clunge today:
Right, now I'd better go and pick the Grand National winner... |
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Morph |
Hehe, it was definitely in use long before the Inbetweeners, I've never even watched the program. Maybe it's a Northern thing.
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No, they've just moved into a new house, there is going to be a party in may and he is now offering MAKE OVERS in their studio. HAHAH HAHA HAHAHAHA |
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Plus you've forgotten about all the Piddles... |
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Ba dum tish |
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i like being english! :)
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bollocks.
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Flange....
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oh blimey!
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