My Bad
22 February 2009, 10:54 PM
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My Bad
WTF does that really mean, the polite version of I fooked up ?
Do People say it to be trendy/cool/down wid da kidz ??
You sound like a 2 year old who's still learning to speak, stop it you're adults
Do People say it to be trendy/cool/down wid da kidz ??
You sound like a 2 year old who's still learning to speak, stop it you're adults
22 February 2009, 10:58 PM
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My mate says it!!!!
He lived in america for about 12 years.
Think its an american saying
"You sound like a 2 year old"- thats the furthest maturity level americans can reach
He lived in america for about 12 years.
Think its an american saying
"You sound like a 2 year old"- thats the furthest maturity level americans can reach
22 February 2009, 11:46 PM
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23 February 2009, 12:20 AM
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Yes, one of those really annoying phrases which has crept in - normally used by those who copy others to gain favour, pathetic.
Some people say, "Open a Can of Whoop ***" to mean they will sort you out -
I can think of nothing scarier ...... oooooooooo please don't open a can of whoop *** I would take the can and shove it up their childish rears!!!! 
Some people say, "Open a Can of Whoop ***" to mean they will sort you out -
I can think of nothing scarier ...... oooooooooo please don't open a can of whoop *** I would take the can and shove it up their childish rears!!!!
23 February 2009, 12:32 AM
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i nipped into the local subway the other day to buy some cookies
and there was a couple in front of me - the guy was in his 30's and both were dressed as if to say ' yep we are young and hip...' which they obviously werent
he asked for a 'napkin' and was told they were behind him - to which he replied 'oh, my bad..'
i started sniggering - i couldnt help it!!
and there was a couple in front of me - the guy was in his 30's and both were dressed as if to say ' yep we are young and hip...' which they obviously werent he asked for a 'napkin' and was told they were behind him - to which he replied 'oh, my bad..'
i started sniggering - i couldnt help it!!
23 February 2009, 09:15 AM
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What about some of the saying we hear in this country? Some of them wind me right up:
Safe blood <translation - Everything is well my friend>
Ya get me <translation - Do you understand what I am saying> er, no!
Wa-gwaan <translation - What is going on / hello>
Feel free to add to the list
Someone actually called me "Cat" the other day, used in the context of "hows it goin cat" - er meow
Safe blood <translation - Everything is well my friend>
Ya get me <translation - Do you understand what I am saying> er, no!
Wa-gwaan <translation - What is going on / hello>
Feel free to add to the list
Someone actually called me "Cat" the other day, used in the context of "hows it goin cat" - er meow
23 February 2009, 09:30 AM
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What about some of the saying we hear in this country? Some of them wind me right up:
Safe blood <translation - Everything is well my friend>
Ya get me <translation - Do you understand what I am saying> er, no!
Wa-gwaan <translation - What is going on / hello>
Feel free to add to the list
Someone actually called me "Cat" the other day, used in the context of "hows it goin cat" - er meow
Safe blood <translation - Everything is well my friend>
Ya get me <translation - Do you understand what I am saying> er, no!
Wa-gwaan <translation - What is going on / hello>
Feel free to add to the list
Someone actually called me "Cat" the other day, used in the context of "hows it goin cat" - er meow
Bust me a fiver - "please would you lend me five pounds"
You Dissin me? - " Are you saying something derogatory about me?"
I blow you - "I will shoot you"....I know, I thought it was an offer of a sexual favour too!
All of them make me cringe!!!
Oh, blast from the past, who remembers:
"Sorted!"
23 February 2009, 10:18 AM
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I still use "Sorted" as a reminder of the good days of growing up LOL I hate the "My Bad" and "Wag wan" crowd. Trying to be American Gangsters etc... People should be growing up wanting to be anything but really.
23 February 2009, 11:26 AM
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When I moved back from America I used to say it a lot, Until my girlfriend bitch slapped it out of me.
It was basically an over complicated way of saying oops.
It was basically an over complicated way of saying oops.
23 February 2009, 01:09 PM
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Another thick stupid pathetic word which is completely wrong is BROUGHT .... as in, "I brought it for £20"
No you didn't, you thick numptie ..... you BOUGHT it for £20, makes my blood boil!!
No you didn't, you thick numptie ..... you BOUGHT it for £20, makes my blood boil!!
23 February 2009, 01:55 PM
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Yes agreed, I was on a course in London and this utter **** who I was sat next to picked it up over the week, he also started to say "Can I get" when ordering lunch as some of the London based people said it.
Some say it means "My Mistake" I hear it as "I am a complete **** with no imagination, am very imprressionable, gullible and over eager, please ignore everything I say from this point henceforth or punch me in the genitals"
Some say it means "My Mistake" I hear it as "I am a complete **** with no imagination, am very imprressionable, gullible and over eager, please ignore everything I say from this point henceforth or punch me in the genitals"
23 February 2009, 03:40 PM
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Yes agreed, I was on a course in London and this utter **** who I was sat next to picked it up over the week, he also started to say "Can I get" when ordering lunch as some of the London based people said it.
Some say it means "My Mistake" I hear it as "I am a complete **** with no imagination, am very imprressionable, gullible and over eager, please ignore everything I say from this point henceforth or punch me in the genitals"
Some say it means "My Mistake" I hear it as "I am a complete **** with no imagination, am very imprressionable, gullible and over eager, please ignore everything I say from this point henceforth or punch me in the genitals"
That made me laugh so hard, i regurgitated a small amount of muller rasberry and cranberry yoghurt!
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