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Ridonculous- a stronger form of ridiculous
Fooding- to go eat We have a lot of made up words, it's just hard to remember them all at once! |
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Its jusy some word I came up with trying to use my latin vocabulary while drunk off my ass from pre-gaming back in college. |
When my son was first learning to talk, he called McDonald's "Happy Donalds". Apparently he crossed happy meals with McDonalds. We all called it Happy Donalds for a long time after that, until he was about 7 and started correcting us "It's MCDonalds".. lol.
In my family growing up, we took the line from The Grinch about him carving the roast beast. We called any kind of roast "roast beast" for my whole life. I had to work to lose that habit! |
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supermagnasty-more than filthy, dirty, untidy, disgusting, etc
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In terms of what other posters have mentioned, I use craptastic, craptacular, ginormous, and fugly.
Some other terms I use: button: remote control Booger King: Burger King chamberpot music: chamber music, and by extension, any classical music (I actually don't mind classical, but it's not my first choice for music) labbit: rabbit. When I was growing up, my parents and I took a vacation to Quebec. We were reading a menu in French in the window of a restaurant. My mother wanted to comment that they had rabbit. She started saying "lapin" and switched to "rabbit" mid-word - hence, labbit. rest: to use a public restroom. This was my father's invention. He pointed out one day that most room names indicate their function: you dine in a dining room, you bathe in a bathroom, you live in a living room, etc., ergo, you rest in a restroom. orange fluid: any alcohol that is orange/gold in color, e.g. whiskey or brandy. Can be used to refer to orange juice, but only if vodka has been added. |
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a muddle is a mud puddle
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conversate - to talk
Filthy McNasty- trifling people or when something is really dirty |
I used to call Seagulls "Trash Beagles" cuz we live near the coast and you'd always see them around the trash cans in supermarket parking lots and what not, and I guess I thought "Seagull" sounded like "Beagle."
But my family still calls them that - 20 years later, lol. |
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Cut Tom some slack on this one. This term is used for the Asian motorcycles (think speed bikes). Often. Jack in the Crack= Jack in the box I have more but can't think of them. I'll add later. |
Not meaning to be offensive or anything....
But has anyone ever heard someone say "tarbaby" or "blue gums" when talking about black people? My mouth dropped when I first heard this old lady complain about a black man who came in my office and kind of stunk. Her phrase was "Those blue gummed, tar-babies must not believe in deoderant." :eek: :eek: |
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Blue Gums, no. |
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Ive always wondered what names are out there for white people. |
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White Devil White Demon Casper Honky Cracker Ghost Bird S*** Blue Eyed Devil Flat A** Trash WASP whitebread/Wonder Bread ...and who can forget "gringo"... What I've been called: -Buckra (I just looked it up and it's Gullah for "white trash" - I never knew what it meant) -Paste -Pasty -Snowflake (as in white and flaky but also it refers to a white girl with a black guy) -KKK Girl -white dog -my ex used to call me "missuh" (as in master/mistress) when we'd fight -white chocolate -and the most hurtful to me personally is when family members ask my friends/boyfriends, "why are you with that white girl?" |
When I was little, I used to mix up the words "directions" and "instructions". So I would always ask for the "indirections" or "distructions" for toys:)
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No, Rice Rockets have 4 wheel on the Road. Crotch Rockets have only 2!:D I drive a Hodunda, 4 th now!:cool: This pone 6 years now. cashmoney while I am aware of what you are talking about, I will let it sit! For The Tidy Whities, as apposed to the Blacks, Corn Bread Red Necks. Real Friggen Crackers!:mad: I work on My Tan Man, how about You?:D |
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