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[Saint Jimmy]

LOL, where did you get that, man?
I haven't heard that word in ages (my father uses it).

Yeah, it metaphorically means a larger than life woman (to quote brother), but I'm not sure about the literal meaning. It's pronounced double-t (or even triple-t, depending on how heavy your 't' is )

[cannedmoose]

Personally, I think Pashiocola is a better description... (fat-ass girl)

[Saint Jimmy]

Also an excellent term, although more specialised (refers only to the girl's ass, whereas 'ttaoukka' actually means huge all over).

[cannedmoose]

Is it pronounced Ta-ou-ka or tao-ka?

[Saint Jimmy]

Νeither. Notice the quantity of the consonents:
Tt(t)a-oo-kk(k)ah

[Liza]

Ta ou ka, also a Cypriot word that could be used is "LOTTA"

[cannedmoose]

Thanks guys, I'll try it out on the wife when she gets home...

[Liza]

So I guesse we won't be hearing from you for a few days whilst you're in recovery

[magikthrill]

So I guesse we won't be hearing from you for a few days whilst you're in recovery

LoL

i love how you specify the pronunciation of the t's and k's jimmy. as a greek i find this very amusing so i always make sure to hit it as hard as i can:

ttttttttta-OU-kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkka

[cannedmoose]

So I guesse we won't be hearing from you for a few days whilst you're in recovery

LoL

i love how you specify the pronunciation of the t's and k's jimmy. as a greek i find this very amusing so i always make sure to hit it as hard as i can:

ttttttttta-OU-kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkka

As an englishman used to pronouncing hard t's and k's I'm worried that I will over-compensate and sound like a freak! Or sound like I'm speaking Klingon...