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Is Aussie slang dying out?

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thupercoach	thupercoach Posted 11 Years Ago #1967626
World Class Group: Forum Members Posts: 8.3K, Visits: 0	Munrubenmuz wrote: Draupnir wrote: Not even worth asking. It's not only the slang, but the general spellings of words. Have a look at how many people just on 442 choose to use "ass", "mom" and "center". Depressing. I'm no slang nazi but "ass" pisses me off no end. It's arse. Dont be a drongo, mate.
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Eastern Glory	Eastern Glory Posted 11 Years Ago #1967627
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 20K, Visits: 0	paulbagzFC wrote: Eastern Glory wrote: 20th century slang is almost dead, and it cannot die fast enough. Spoken like a true knob topper. -PB :lol: :lol:
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THE STAPLER	THE STAPLER Posted 11 Years Ago #1967628
Amateur Group: Forum Members Posts: 498, Visits: 0	carn bluey.
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toffeeAU	toffeeAU Posted 11 Years Ago #1967629
Semi-Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 1.4K, Visits: 0	Heineken wrote: cunts fucked, mate. sadly this.
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SocaWho	SocaWho Posted 11 Years Ago #1967630
World Class Group: Forum Members Posts: 9.3K, Visits: 0	thupercoach wrote: T-UNIT wrote: MvFCArsenal16.8 wrote: I use mom due to the fact the Philippino vernacular being American influenced . But in saying that I only use it with my Familia , it's mum to whoever else Filipina girls :cool: :cool: Now you're speaking like an Aussie. "Don't trust them Asians but their sheilas are a great root mate". Edited by thupercoach: 28/5/2014 08:45:39 AM Its the bogan way. If its a boat full of Afghan men, turn em back but if its boat full of hot Asian women then build more detention centres.:lol: Hypocrisy at its best.
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SocaWho	SocaWho Posted 11 Years Ago #1967631
World Class Group: Forum Members Posts: 9.3K, Visits: 0	Erebus wrote: Its because most people cringe at the bogan slang terms. I still hear the odd "How are ya love". :d
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Muz	Muz Posted 11 Years Ago #1967632
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 15K, Visits: 0	I'm bringing back "tinny" for "tin arse". (Now that's old school.) Say it around the kids all the time and now they've started using it. Bonza cobber. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tinnie Short for tin-arse (now archaic), "tinny" is also used in Australia to mean "lucky", as in "he's a tinny bastard". The term "tin-arse" and sometimes "tin-bum" are in common use in New Zealand. Member since 2008.
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