Your Original or Made-up Slang

[Jimmie Higgins]

What slang words are unique to you or your friends.

Friendless? Unimaginative friends? Then make up and spread some slang in this thread.

[hatzel]

Man, this thread's gonna be seriously roy...:(

[Rusty Shackleford]

smokerero (smoke er raere o)

a cigarette. how did this come about? i had a speech failure when i was asking a friend for a cigarette and i said can i get a smokerero?

[#FF0000]

douglas/doug

it means poop. it is also a verb.

to doug is to fuck up something simple in some grand fashion. People in Coen bros. films are usually dougin'.

[Agent Ducky]

Well that's unfreakingly glorious. Unfreakingly was an accidental word when I told my friend to write down "un-freaking-believable" but it got messed up and now I say that all the time.

Also, social freedom. Social freedom=communism. It's a strategy of renaming something that's been stigmatized. I've gotten people to support communism by calling it social freedom =P

[Dumb]

"Unugly" - what I call any woman I'm not dating when she asks how something looks on her. I walk that fine line between insulting her and sounding like I'm hitting on her.

"...of PAIN!!!"/"...of DOOM!!!"/"...of RAGE!!!" - what my friends and I say after one of us ends a sentence with a noun (...of PAIN!!!). It basically signals, "Yeah, I'm listening!"

[Le Libérer]

I cant take credit for it, but its one my ex used to say, but I think its an original.
"Dont put the mouth on it."

Means now that you've said it, its going to happen.

[ComradeGrant]

Boswellian (like Roswell but with a b): My friend's last name is Boswell and everyone calls him that. He's also really accident prone and doesn't always make great decisions. So when someone does something stupid its Boswellian.

[Blackscare]

Shemp: can be used to replace most verbs and nouns.

"Pass me the shemp"
"Take a look at the shemps on that guy"

Floyd: like a shemp, but only used as a noun. Almost entirely small things, for instance a small dog, or a skittle.

"Dropped your floyds, dude"

[Rusty Shackleford]

sectarian dickery.

it explains itself.

[MarxSchmarx]

crappery, noun - an entity that has acquired a state of crap. e.g., Despite winning the day against the Trots, the argument for socialism in one country remained sheer crappery.

[Agent Ducky]

furiosity- fury, anger, "The injustices within the capitalist system fill me with furiosity!"
seriosity- seriousness. Because it sounds better than seriousness. "We need to tone down the seriosity level here, it's getting depressing."
also, my parents, upon figuring out that I call them "comrade" a lot, said "Why not call us Momrade and ComDad?" and I was like "....."

Also: Troletarian- a member of the working class who trolls, or one who pretends to be a member of the working class in order to elicit reactions (trolling) Revleft has a sizeable Troletariat going....

[¿Que?]

I'm partial to adding "sky" to the end of things.

Examples:
It's late, I better get to bedsky.

Yeah, I think that new member is a bit of a trollsky.

Man, this thread is total shitsky.

Man, that bowlsky got me ripped!

IDK, sometimes it's funny. I heard similar ones, but I can't recall.

[Agent Ducky]

I'm partial to adding "sky" to the end of things.


Like those people who call each other "broski"?

[¿Que?]

Like those people who call each other "broski"?
Yeah, but not just with bro, but with any nounski.

[Jimmie Higgins]

Acting Kryptonite = When a generally strong actor has one thing he/she can not do convincingly. Example: Eating sandwiches is Patrick Stewart's acting kryptonite.

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Manzies = apples
Strabbies = strawberries
O-not-Js = oranges

Yeah I have slang for my fruit.

[Jimmie Higgins]

douglas/doug

it means poop. it is also a verb.

to doug is to fuck up something simple in some grand fashion. People in Coen bros. films are usually dougin'.

Ha, I like these. Do you know some shitty guy named Doug - was that the start?

[#FF0000]

Ha, I like these. Do you know some shitty guy named Doug - was that the start?

I really don't know where it started. A friend of mine just started saying it one day. I think it is somehow related to dookie/dook.

Fun fact: We called August 9th D-Day for "Douglas Day". I'd say it's a funny story but I get the feeling it's a "you had to be there" sort of thing.

[#FF0000]

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at 0:36 or so, when Picard throws the napkin, there is a bite taken out of the sandwich. The sandwich is whole in the next cut.

[Quail]

I really don't know where it started. A friend of mine just started saying it one day. I think it is somehow related to dookie/dook.

Fun fact: We called August 9th D-Day for "Douglas Day". I'd say it's a funny story but I get the feeling it's a "you had to be there" sort of thing.
My birthday :-/