Anything for a root

[qwertz]

ROFLMAO charlie.

Now i feel bad for laughing :$

[vashti]

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The best-laid plans...

[misombra]

i didn't know you couldn't ignore mods haha.

[Sonrisa]

Does anyone remember the movie Misery with Kathy Bates?

[Mish]

Sorry CB, looks like you are stuck with reading my irritating posts.

Serves you right.

[IndiReloaded]

ROFL, well, Charlie didn't have to admit it, so he's got a sense of humour about it. There's always poking your eyes out.

[dingus 48]

Pathetic..I don,t think so.It was put into to us back in the caveman days.It is our job and responsability to procriate for the survival of the human race..A root is the highest compliment you could pay a woman in my book.As long as you are not one of those chaps that roots anything that has a pulse

[lovesjoyajm]

Is "root" really a commonly understood word in most parts of the English-speaking world? I mean, it's easy to figure it out from the context, but it's funny. Do you say "pash", too?

[vashti]

I never heard it referred to this way before, but yeah - it's funny. Still, my all time favorite slang expression was Charlieboy's use of the word "wristy" for hand-job.

We should have a thread to teach us all the slang expressions used in other countries.

[doppelgaenger]

Didn't GB ship a ****load of criminals to Australia or something way back when?

[Aeradalia]

Aussie Terms

root = sex
barby = barbeque
brumby = mustang
ute = utility vehicle that resembles a cross between a car, jeep, and truck
mate = friend
Aussie = slang term for people from Australia
Land of Oz = slang reference to Australia
bloke = regular joe, less than refined man
wanker = varies from being a funny term about someone being silly or funny to a term nearly as insulting as dickhead
yank = American


Southern US terms

redneck = slang term for country inhabitant of average or below average standard of living... easily identifiable by their truck and gun rack combination
howdy = friendly term meaning "hello"
how goes = slang for "how are you?"
yep yep = "I understand completely the situation you described to me"
Ozz-stray-ya = how southerners pronounce Australia
gonna = going to
wanna = want to
oblige = obligated or accompanying in a friendly manner
dickhead = man who is both dumb and arrogant
a$$ole = man or woman who can be dumb, arrogant, or disrespectful -- or all at once
wee doggies = term only used in movies about southerners -- we don't actually use that term
holy $hit = descriptive term for something exceptionally messed up; also used to describe surprise associated with such occurrences
reckon = "I agree" or "after careful consideration I have come to the conclusion..."
boink, tap, tag, get a piece of, action, a$$, piece of a$$, nail, drill, screw = sex
aight, aighty = alright
no idey = "I have no idea"
bout = about; an occurrence
ya'll = you all
sup = what's up
how do = "how are you?"
how ya doin you ol' sack o' $hit? = the most endearing term one man may use for another man who is a close and dear friend

More to be added or edited later.

[Doc Durian]

Aussie Terms

root = sex
barby = barbeque
brumby = mustang
ute = utility vehicle that resembles a cross between a car, jeep, and truck
mate = friend
Aussie = slang term for people from Australia
Land of Oz = slang reference to Australia
bloke = regular joe, less than refined man
wanker = varies from being a funny term about someone being silly or funny to a term nearly as insulting as dickhead
yank = American


Southern US terms

redneck = slang term for country inhabitant of average or below average standard of living... easily identifiable by their truck and gun rack combination
howdy = friendly term meaning "hello"
how goes = slang for "how are you?"
yep yep = "I understand completely the situation you described to me"
Ozz-stray-ya = how southerners pronounce Australia
gonna = going to
wanna = want to
oblige = obligated or accompanying in a friendly manner
dickhead = man who is both dumb and arrogant
a$$ole = man or woman who can be dumb, arrogant, or disrespectful -- or all at once
wee doggies = term only used in movies about southerners -- we don't actually use that term
holy $hit = descriptive term for something exceptionally messed up; also used to describe surprise associated with such occurrences
reckon = "I agree" or "after careful consideration I have come to the conclusion..."
boink, tap, tag, get a piece of, action, a$$, piece of a$$, nail, drill, screw = sex
aight, aighty = alright
no idey = "I have no idea"
bout = about; an occurrence
ya'll = you all
sup = what's up
how do = "how are you?"
how ya doin you ol' sack o' $hit? = the most endearing term one man may use for another man who is a close and dear friend

More to be added or edited later.

Reckon... is the exact identical same in both national or regional situations.

At least I reckon so...

[Mish]

Do you say "pash", too?

I think it's more British, but you hear it from time to time too

[lovesjoyajm]

I think it's more British, but you hear it from time to time too

I dunno, my British flatmate didn't know the word. I only ever heard it from Australians.

[qwertz]

Im british and the only place ive ever heard 'pash' is on home and away or neighbours