I drive a "sick" car . . .Do you???
22 April 2006, 03:19 PM
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I drive a "sick" car . . .Do you???
Greeting and salutation o worthy ones!
Just thought I would share this experience with you . .
There I was parked up near a high rise in N.London waiting for my friend . .. Some kids from the playground (couldn't have been older than 10 y.o) saw my blue rocket in all its glory and gathered round . . . .Immediately, the hardest member of the gang was delegated to approach me . .
So he saiz . ." Like your car . . Is it a rally car???
" . To which the answer was in the affirmative . .Next thing I know he asks if he can sit in it . .I reply that "Sorry but no time" . . . .But the most perplexing aspect of this story is that the whole gang was unanimous in complimentig my car by saying . . " That's a sick car "
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Right . .So here's they question . . As familiar as I may be with North London dialects - when someone calls your car "SICK" . , does that mean its a nice car . .And if so - do you lovely people consider yr car to be "Sick" . . .Answers on a post card!
Also, do you think the right course of action would have been to let the kid sit in the car and then say - "Right mate . .I you like the car, and you one day want one 1 day, then go to school ., work hard, get straight A's, go to uni - work even harder and one day a car like this could be yours" . . .
Or is that a bit dodgy!
Just thought I would share this experience with you . .
There I was parked up near a high rise in N.London waiting for my friend . .. Some kids from the playground (couldn't have been older than 10 y.o) saw my blue rocket in all its glory and gathered round . . . .Immediately, the hardest member of the gang was delegated to approach me . . So he saiz . ." Like your car . . Is it a rally car???
" . To which the answer was in the affirmative . .Next thing I know he asks if he can sit in it . .I reply that "Sorry but no time" . . . .But the most perplexing aspect of this story is that the whole gang was unanimous in complimentig my car by saying . . " That's a sick car " . . .Right . .So here's they question . . As familiar as I may be with North London dialects - when someone calls your car "SICK" . , does that mean its a nice car . .And if so - do you lovely people consider yr car to be "Sick"
. . .Answers on a post card!Also, do you think the right course of action would have been to let the kid sit in the car and then say - "Right mate . .I you like the car, and you one day want one 1 day, then go to school ., work hard, get straight A's, go to uni - work even harder and one day a car like this could be yours" . . .
Or is that a bit dodgy!
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Originally Posted by WRX300MAN
Greeting and salutation o worthy ones!
Just thought I would share this experience with you . . There I was parked up near a high rise in N.London waiting for my friend . .. Some kids from the playground (couldn't have been older than 10 y.o) saw my blue rocket in all its glory and gathered round . . . .Immediately, the hardest member of the gang was delegated to approach me . .
So he saiz . ." Like your car . . Is it a rally car??? " . To which the answer was in the affirmative . .Next thing I know he asks if he can sit in it . .I reply that "Sorry but no time" . . . .But the most perplexing aspect of this story is that the whole gang was unanimous in complimentig my car by saying . . " That's a sick car " . . .
Right . .So here's they question . . As familiar as I may be with North London dialects - when someone calls your car "SICK" . , does that mean its a nice car . .And if so - do you lovely people consider yr car to be "Sick" . . .Answers on a post card!
Also, do you think the right course of action would have been to let the kid sit in the car and then say - "Right mate . .I you like the car, and you one day want one 1 day, then go to school ., work hard, get straight A's, go to uni - work even harder and one day a car like this could be yours" . . .
Or is that a bit dodgy!
Just thought I would share this experience with you . .
There I was parked up near a high rise in N.London waiting for my friend . .. Some kids from the playground (couldn't have been older than 10 y.o) saw my blue rocket in all its glory and gathered round . . . .Immediately, the hardest member of the gang was delegated to approach me . . So he saiz . ." Like your car . . Is it a rally car???
" . To which the answer was in the affirmative . .Next thing I know he asks if he can sit in it . .I reply that "Sorry but no time" . . . .But the most perplexing aspect of this story is that the whole gang was unanimous in complimentig my car by saying . . " That's a sick car " . . .Right . .So here's they question . . As familiar as I may be with North London dialects - when someone calls your car "SICK" . , does that mean its a nice car . .And if so - do you lovely people consider yr car to be "Sick"
. . .Answers on a post card!Also, do you think the right course of action would have been to let the kid sit in the car and then say - "Right mate . .I you like the car, and you one day want one 1 day, then go to school ., work hard, get straight A's, go to uni - work even harder and one day a car like this could be yours" . . .
Or is that a bit dodgy!
its the same thing
sick or phat means they love it
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22 April 2006, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by stressymare
my car was called "phat"
its the same thing
sick or phat means they love it
its the same thing
sick or phat means they love it
Thanks for that . .Will add these words to my vocabulary . . .I'm not too sure about the lads mum . Could have been an equestrian!
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Originally Posted by Dracoro
In a few years the slang will be 'your car is ****' 
I, however, am ahead of the game in this respect, I think scoobs have been **** for years 
I, however, am ahead of the game in this respect, I think scoobs have been **** for years 
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Originally Posted by WRX300MAN
Thanks for that . .Will add these words to my vocabulary . . .I'm not too sure about the lads mum . Could have been an equestrian!
i ride horses
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Lets us over 21's try and get hip with the times. Let see if i got this right. If its sick, bad, or grose that means good! So if the ear yar yo's trackies tucked into sox's boyz & girlz say it nice would that make it bad!
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Originally Posted by MY93WRX
Lets us over 21's try and get hip with the times. Let see if i got this right. If its sick, bad, or grose that means good! So if the ear yar yo's trackies tucked into sox's boyz & girlz say it nice would that make it bad!
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Originally Posted by chrisola
should have told him his mum can sit on your face in the car.. maybe :P
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I went to the Yank PX a way down the road from us. This Guy said "Hey dude, nice props"
I was sat there wondering how he could see my prop shaft???
I was sat there wondering how he could see my prop shaft???
23 April 2006, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by MY93WRX
Lets us over 21's try and get hip with the times. Let see if i got this right. If its sick, bad, or grose that means good! So if the ear yar yo's trackies tucked into sox's boyz & girlz say it nice would that make it bad!
23 April 2006, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by thedon
i'm 22 and i think i have kept in with the times quite well!!! but still do not understand why these more than irretating kids use these word in thier reverse context
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Grose is definately not the same as sick....
"It's a sick ride" is the same as "It's proper dirty man"
Meaning dirty as in evil, slick and ******* awesome....
Like my **** is hot, my **** is banging, I like your **** and thats ****'s off the heeezeee
Or "thats bad man"......doesn't mean poor it just means MJ - who's bad?
I am Tripple'O G and everything else is just a game......so watch dem yewtlings.....cause they like your wip but will key the **** outta it when you'r not around.....
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"It's a sick ride" is the same as "It's proper dirty man"
Meaning dirty as in evil, slick and ******* awesome....
Like my **** is hot, my **** is banging, I like your **** and thats ****'s off the heeezeee
Or "thats bad man"......doesn't mean poor it just means MJ - who's bad?
I am Tripple'O G and everything else is just a game......so watch dem yewtlings.....cause they like your wip but will key the **** outta it when you'r not around.....
Peace
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Originally Posted by MY93WRX
Lets us over 21's try and get hip with the times. Let see if i got this right. If its sick, bad, or grose that means good! So if the ear yar yo's trackies tucked into sox's boyz & girlz say it nice would that make it bad!
No one's said hip for centuries....
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Originally Posted by wrxtankie
I went to the Yank PX a way down the road from us. This Guy said "Hey dude, nice props"
I was sat there wondering how he could see my prop shaft???
I was sat there wondering how he could see my prop shaft???
Its another word that means respect or recognition of a really good car
24 April 2006, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Moonloops
You can't poke fun at the kids for their street talk, especially when you look at the grammar and spelling here
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my car was called mental, the local kids play on a little green near mine, my vectra used to get some looks but since i have been testing this UK turbo 2000 b4 i buy it (which i sent the text to my mate 10 mins ago sayin im having it! lol) on sat i had it all warm on my drive while lookin at my mates new 206 GTi we decided to go for a drive, i booted it up the road in 1st wwwaaaaaaarrrpppppppp tttsssssshhhhhhhhh
got back waiting for the turbo to slow down b4 switch off and got 4 kids on bmx's going wow i love your cars (had 4 modded motors on my drive lol)
got back waiting for the turbo to slow down b4 switch off and got 4 kids on bmx's going wow i love your cars (had 4 modded motors on my drive lol)
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