My eye can't compress the resulting dragon volume back into that egg.
It's like getting a new tent out of its box and then trying to get it back in.
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My eye can't compress the resulting dragon volume back into that egg.
It's like getting a new tent out of its box and then trying to get it back in.
Is wanker an inappropriate word for a third grader?
As in, "most people are wankers." from a curmudgeony old bat?
If it is inappropriate, what's a good alternative?
If it is inappropriate, what's a good alternative?
Tosspots.
I would say wanker is not appropriate for kids. I don't know if there's anything more interesting than "jerk" that's not stupid like "stupidhead" or whatever.
I need something said by an old British bat.
I don't know if there's anything more interesting than "jerk"
And since "jerk" is short for "jerkoff" it means the same as "wanker."
I need something said by an old British bat.
Tosspot is a Britishism!
Well, yeah, but I think "jerk" is thought to be more kid-appropriate than "jerkoff." Actually, I remember when my mother decided she should stop calling her fellow drivers "jerkoff" when I was a kid.
I've got nothing on old British bats.
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And since "jerk" is short for "jerkoff" it means the same as "wanker."
But isn't "tosspot" related to "tosser" and therefore pretty much a reference to wanking?
Are there any British coloquialisms for stupid people that aren't naughty?
Wanker, pillock, berk, bugger - all pretty much kid inappropriate.