This week in Australia
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Re: This week in Australia
Every thread updated recently seems to be bagging Ed.
Ehehehehehehehe.
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What does bagging mean?
Urban Dictionary suggests insulting. Is this a particularly Antipodean slang? I'm aware Americans say 'ragging', due to my exposure to The Simpsons, but I've never heard 'bagging' in the wild.
in england we say 'whipsiflootleing'
Urban Dictionary suggests insulting. Is this a particularly Antipodean slang? I'm aware Americans say 'ragging', due to my exposure to The Simpsons, but I've never heard 'bagging' in the wild.
in england we say 'whipsiflootleing'
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Bagging him out? I dunno, I pick up slang from all over the place, including ancient dead languages.
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Re: This week in Australia
It refers to the traditional Australian practice of putting somebody into your tucker-bag like they were a jumbuck.
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Re: This week in Australia
You fucking southerner, In the REAL ENGLAND which is the north, we say howaymanyafuckinstartinidivn'tleavehemtogetstartedanbysomefuckincharverwannabe.Felstaff wrote:in england we say 'whipsiflootleing'
Or you allude that when they go outside they put a coat on.
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Just remember that they're bagging him, not teabagging him.
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How do you know?zomgmouse wrote:Just remember that they're bagging him, not teabagging him.
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I use both "baggin'" and "raggin'", also "hatin'". 's all the same playas
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I've heard both 'bagging on' and 'ragging on' in the US. I have heard neither recently though.
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Well, I can call you Kimra, He-Man in a Miniskirt all the time currently, if you wish.Kimra wrote:Knighthood would probably be easier.Jiro wrote:I feel like a have an obligation to defend Queen and Country. Bollocks to you, what's wrong with me. I just want a damned knight hood and/or one of those sweet ass uniforms ol' Harry was wearing to the wedding.
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It doesn't have the same ring to it, but I appreciate the thought.
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2GB won't be punished for conduct breach
A talkback radio station made a rather tasteless quiz a while back when a boatload of asylum seekers crashed into rocks off the coast, giving a prize to whoever could guess how many of them were to be buried in Sydney (at the outrage of the radio presenter, I remember). The verdict is finally out.
A talkback radio station made a rather tasteless quiz a while back when a boatload of asylum seekers crashed into rocks off the coast, giving a prize to whoever could guess how many of them were to be buried in Sydney (at the outrage of the radio presenter, I remember). The verdict is finally out.
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Hmm. Well I hope the number of listeners dropped substantially after that incident. Crass and tasteless. But we seem to encourage that in our radio stations. >_>
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