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Potato-head, Brendan. Its Welsh.

legalbeagle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I once walked into a door frame in Italy and > really banged my head. Since the kids were with me > I couldn't swear (oh how times have changed!) so > instead I yelled "Santa Patata" (Holy Potato) > Caused great hilarity amoungst the Italians. If I had been there I would have shouted back to you "Pentatus!" then laughed even more.

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So, saying despicable things about a person's mother seems to be the most popular insult, wherever you go in the world. One to remember when one goes travelling! I still quite like PENTATUS though.

Cheese, anyone?

Then it has to be shared Brendan. Don't leave us in suspenders!

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brum & Mike P are consttantly asking for a 'pint > of mild' in all the local hostelries much to us > cosmpopolitan types amusement. Yes absolutely! A point o Banks's mild. Bostin!

randombloke Wrote: > Thought shower. Apparently brainstorm may be > offensive to people with epilepsy. I'm sure they'd > have a hissy fit if they heard it. 0/10

Aha...I see a pattern forming here. If you want to insult anyone in Spanish, you have to refer to one's family members. Mother, brother, sister.... anyone know if fathers get a mention!

karter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > sing your heart out luv. Con fuoco!

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translates as...?

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My beautiful Spanish friend taught me to say > > Pero qu? co?o > > it doesn't count unless you spit it out with real > venom You mean like this....? I still don't know what it means (apart from the last word which is very rude!)

ok you win.

PENTATUS!!!! (potato-head in Welsh)

oil

In a similar vein, I really hope that 'the dogs bollox' will remain with us forever more. It really is the dogs bollo

I hate it when I hear 'y'know what I mean?' too often at the end of sentences and then find myself using it, which annoys me further.

citizenED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cheerio. Sad that it's gone out of fashion. The > only person I know who says it is, er, me. > Shameful You are not alone citizen. I often say it, and I don't care. Cheerio! There, said it again.

legalbeagle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I recently found out that young people say "book" > when they mean "cool" - the reason being that > predictive text comes up with "book" first if you > are typing "cool". I haven't tested this theory > but the teenager who lives next door to me told > me. Whilst inserting the word "like" into her > explanation an impressive number of times. My iphone, like, didn't do it. 'Cool' comes up as 'cool', like. Like I mean, WTF!

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Johnny

woodchip edited to say: oops wrong thread!

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