Of all the shit slang people use today this one bothers you enough to comment on?
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Of all the shit slang people use today this one bothers you enough to comment on?
- Jan 25, 2014
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He handled Latrell who is a more potent centre.
Just rush up on Roberts before he gets the ball. Don't give him any room, he can't do shit. He doesn't have any other tricks in the bag.
Right side for Norths.
- Mar 7, 2008
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It's because it's the most hideous of all the american slang. It's like of all the things american I never want to see imported, it's at the top of the spoken word list. I'm sorry but it makes me puke. Do we really need to imitate them and make us sound as dumb? It's even worse than the knobheads using the word 'drug' instead of dragged as in 'we drug it up the bank from in the lake'. Yuk.
_wwong
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- May 27, 2013
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I’m only worried if Roberts swoops on a loose ball or something. Other than that, he shouldn’t cause too much damage.
_wwong
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Which one is worse, youse or y’all?
He was right side for Dolphins.
- Mar 7, 2008
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Y'all for sure! We have enough septic slang surely.
- Jul 7, 2013
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"Aight" is the most hideous. Gives me the shits
Wolfie
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- Jan 14, 2015
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Kotoni played right center mostly for Redcliffe. I've seen Shiba play both sides. We played Opacic left side last year when he played mostly right side for the 20's and we have been playing Bird left side when he is more comfortable on the right. Its a habit we have seemed to get ourselves in.
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Didnt he play left side for the Residents? Or am i thinking of another game. I've certainly seen him on the left side.
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Sirlee oldman
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- Dec 6, 2015
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I’m with you. It’s the worst. Also I would appreciate it if everyone pulled their pants up. I don’t need to see your manky undies. They don’t impress me.
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Yeet
Whoops I use that one all the time. Except I spell it aiight. There is no stopping Australian youths strong desire to be American unfortunately. It's truly a sad state of affairs.
Has anyone met an Australian who actually speaks with an American accent because they only watch American entertainment? Now that shit is both sad and highly amusing.
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Sirlee oldman
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Alright I think but it comes out horribly mangled. It also gets randomly inserted into “sentences” a bit like k for ok.
_wwong
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Haha I don’t think anyone does this anymore. It was more a thing circa pretty fly for a white guy.
- May 21, 2013
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I haven't, but I have been reading things recently about Australian kids growing up with British accents, because 90% of the kids shows on free to air are British as ****.
