cannedmoose wrote:Translations please folks...
It is just "developed" swering. Sorry moose.
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by cannedmoose » Thu Jun 23, 2005 7:15 pm
Nonetheless, such swearwords could be useful, I don't need a direct translation, just indicate how they would be of use in day to day conversation, e.g. this one could be used to indicate disagreement without someone about their parentage etc. etc.
Also, if you can let us know the likelihood of being punched, stabbed or shot when using each one, that would be useful information.
Also, if you can let us know the likelihood of being punched, stabbed or shot when using each one, that would be useful information.
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by detailer » Thu Jun 23, 2005 7:26 pm
cannedmoose wrote:Nonetheless, such swearwords could be useful, I don't need a direct translation, just indicate how they would be of use in day to day conversation, e.g. this one could be used to indicate disagreement without someone about their parentage etc. etc.
Also, if you can let us know the likelihood of being punched, stabbed or shot when using each one, that would be useful information.
Don't waste your time by learning these complicated ones. They are more used between very close teenager friends to tease each other. Otherwise, it can be dangerous
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by cannedmoose » Thu Jun 23, 2005 7:29 pm
Ok re... I guess it would be like using the Greek expression 'spawn of a Turk'... which they find just slightly offensive
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by demetriou_74 » Thu Jun 23, 2005 7:32 pm
cannedmoose wrote:Ok re... I guess it would be like using the Greek expression 'spawn of a Turk'... which they find just slightly offensive
must use that one time
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by cannedmoose » Thu Jun 23, 2005 7:50 pm
demetriou_74 wrote:cannedmoose wrote:Ok re... I guess it would be like using the Greek expression 'spawn of a Turk'... which they find just slightly offensive
must use that one time
Not recommended, a guy cut me up in traffic just as we hit the Lefkosia/Larnaka motorway, so I shouted that at him - he chased me all the way to the Agia Varvara turnoff
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by demetriou_74 » Thu Jun 23, 2005 8:02 pm
i suggest you invest in one of the fine weapons that are availiable in cyprus. my personal favourite is the extendable baton. 
i always wanted to buy stuff from cyprus but i dont want to get caught. i knew a boy that is banned from cyprus becasue he had a 1/4 down his trousers as he was goin through customs.
i always wanted to buy stuff from cyprus but i dont want to get caught. i knew a boy that is banned from cyprus becasue he had a 1/4 down his trousers as he was goin through customs.
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by cannedmoose » Thu Jun 23, 2005 8:22 pm
demetriou_74 wrote:i always wanted to buy stuff from cyprus but i dont want to get caught. i knew a boy that is banned from cyprus becasue he had a 1/4 down his trousers as he was goin through customs.
He should see a doctor if it's that small re...
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