ARmy Rumour SErvice

**Buzz** · 16-05-2012, 16:42

Round these parts the term "nails" was substituted by the word "bullet".

"Fuck me youth that nutters completely bullet..."

**RZer0** · 16-05-2012, 16:47

Doesn't seem right some how, "look at the cnut, he is hard as lick"

**Fat_Cav** · 16-05-2012, 16:53

Originally Posted by RZer0

Doesn't seem right some how, "look at the cnut, he is hard as lick"

I bet she's as hard as lick?

Or even lick as hard?

**Cabana** · 16-05-2012, 16:55

Originally Posted by Fat_Cav

I bet she's as hard as lick?

Or even lick as hard?

Are you sure its a she?

**Taff49** · 16-05-2012, 16:58

Originally Posted by Badger_Heed

"Smash" is the en vogue descriptor at present.

E.g. (On seeing a pretty female that one would like to have intercourse with) - "SMASH!"

or taken one further:-

"we're off out on the smash, fancy it?"
"lets smash it and get on the piss"
"i would smash that"
etc etc.
very useful word, smash

**jimmys_best_mate** · 16-05-2012, 16:58

Originally Posted by RZer0

Doesn't seem right some how, "look at the cnut, he is hard as lick"

I've never heard it used for that kind of hard before - only something being difficult.

**Taff49** · 16-05-2012, 16:59

Originally Posted by WolvoExPunk

Or Billy Baltic.

It's a bit king billy (chilly), or are we straying into rhyming slang, now?

**8256Mick** · 16-05-2012, 17:12

when overseas we always called the local currency 'flip-flops'

**Jorrocks** · 16-05-2012, 17:12

I like slang to be amusing and imaginative, otherwise it´s boring and just used as an in-crowd badge. I hated the habit (probbaly a bit ´80s and ´90s) of just sticking Harry on the front of everything, as in Harry Black Maskers or Harry Shiters.

Favs are still Mag to Grid (lot´s of blank looks when I use that), Notts Forest (ie, he´s not for it) and Cake and Arse party (bad organisation - possibly only used in my regt, views anyone?).

Lick wouldn´t get a look in.