GRcade

Moggy wrote:And it was preferable to “Britain’s Favourite Chocolate Bars” on Channel 5.

Still can't believe Aero was rated above mars bars, it's as if GRcade was deciding the order.

Ad7 wrote:British people who say things "suck".

Suck on these nuts.


I find it's a useful way of saying something's shite without offending elderly relatives.

Vermilion wrote:

Moggy wrote:And it was preferable to “Britain’s Favourite Chocolate Bars” on Channel 5.

Still can't believe Aero was rated above mars bars, it's as if GRcade was deciding the order.

Mars bars suck.

Rocsteady wrote:

Ad7 wrote:British people who say things "suck".

Suck on these nuts.


I find it's a useful way of saying something's shite without offending elderly relatives.

didnt know you could offend Scottish relatives

<]:^D wrote:

Rocsteady wrote:

Ad7 wrote:British people who say things "suck".

Suck on these nuts.


I find it's a useful way of saying something's shite without offending elderly relatives.

didnt know you could offend Scottish relatives

A Margaret Thatcher tattoo usually does the trick.

Moggy wrote:

<]:^D wrote:

Rocsteady wrote:

Ad7 wrote:British people who say things "suck".

Suck on these nuts.


I find it's a useful way of saying something's shite without offending elderly relatives.

didnt know you could offend Scottish relatives

A Margaret Thatcher tattoo usually does the trick.

Or calling them English.

Dowbocop wrote:

Moggy wrote:

<]:^D wrote:

Rocsteady wrote:

Ad7 wrote:British people who say things "suck".

Suck on these nuts.


I find it's a useful way of saying something's shite without offending elderly relatives.

didnt know you could offend Scottish relatives

A Margaret Thatcher tattoo usually does the trick.

Or calling them English.

Or just taking this piss out of their weird monopoly money they use for currency up there.

Dowbocop wrote:

Moggy wrote:

<]:^D wrote:

Rocsteady wrote:

Ad7 wrote:British people who say things "suck".

Suck on these nuts.


I find it's a useful way of saying something's shite without offending elderly relatives.

didnt know you could offend Scottish relatives

A Margaret Thatcher tattoo usually does the trick.

Or calling them English.

Or Irish.

People who use the word "sick" to mean anything other than vomiting and/or being ill.

Jenuall wrote:People who use the word "sick" to mean anything other than vomiting and/or being ill.

People like the dictionary?

https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/sick

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:People who use the word "sick" to mean anything other than vomiting and/or being ill.

People like the dictionary?

https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/sick

I don't care what some bloody "experts" form "Oxford" have to say about it! I've had enough of these people thinking they can just tell me what words mean!

Jenuall wrote:People who use the word "sick" to mean anything other than vomiting and/or being ill.

I agree, when I was younger if you said "what he is doing is sick" it would be something dissugting and now its something good, I wonder at what point it changed

RichardUK wrote:

Jenuall wrote:People who use the word "sick" to mean anything other than vomiting and/or being ill.

I agree, when I was younger if you said "what he is doing is sick" it would be something dissugting and now its something good, I wonder at what point it changed

I assume you are a similar age to me, when I was younger words like “bad” and “wicked” changed meaning.

I blame our grandparents generation for saying things were “bully”.

Jenuall wrote:People who use the word "sick" to mean anything other than vomiting and/or being ill.

It can also be used in the context of someone doing something horrible 'sick thing to do/what a sicko'

But using it for anything else is dumb.

I also hate the term 'drop' for something being released, you don't drop an album, you release it, if you dropped it, you'd have to bend down and pick it up!

Vermilion wrote:

Jenuall wrote:People who use the word "sick" to mean anything other than vomiting and/or being ill.

It can also be used in the context of someone doing something horrible 'sick thing to do/what a sicko'

But using it for anything else is dumb.

I also hate the term 'drop' for something being released, you don't drop an album, you release it, if you dropped it, you'd have to bend down and pick it up!

Hold up! Lemme' drop some sick beats!

RichardUK wrote:

Jenuall wrote:People who use the word "sick" to mean anything other than vomiting and/or being ill.

I agree, when I was younger if you said "what he is doing is sick" it would be something dissugting and now its something good, I wonder at what point it changed

Since at latest 1983

Jenuall wrote:

Vermilion wrote:

Jenuall wrote:People who use the word "sick" to mean anything other than vomiting and/or being ill.

It can also be used in the context of someone doing something horrible 'sick thing to do/what a sicko'

But using it for anything else is dumb.

I also hate the term 'drop' for something being released, you don't drop an album, you release it, if you dropped it, you'd have to bend down and pick it up!

Hold up! Lemme' drop some sick beats!

"Marvel just dropped a sick new movie trailer!"

Talk about butchering the english language.

OrangeRKN wrote:

RichardUK wrote:

Jenuall wrote:People who use the word "sick" to mean anything other than vomiting and/or being ill.

I agree, when I was younger if you said "what he is doing is sick" it would be something dissugting and now its something good, I wonder at what point it changed

Since at latest 1983

I was still in school in the year 2000

Vermilion wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Vermilion wrote:

Jenuall wrote:People who use the word "sick" to mean anything other than vomiting and/or being ill.

It can also be used in the context of someone doing something horrible 'sick thing to do/what a sicko'

But using it for anything else is dumb.

I also hate the term 'drop' for something being released, you don't drop an album, you release it, if you dropped it, you'd have to bend down and pick it up!

Hold up! Lemme' drop some sick beats!

"Marvel just dropped a sick new movie trailer!"

Talk about butchering the english language.

But that trailer was so ill man, it was dope! Marvel are so tight man, dropping those phat trailers on us!

RichardUK wrote:

OrangeRKN wrote:

RichardUK wrote:

Jenuall wrote:People who use the word "sick" to mean anything other than vomiting and/or being ill.

I agree, when I was younger if you said "what he is doing is sick" it would be something dissugting and now its something good, I wonder at what point it changed

Since at latest 1983

I was still in school in the year 2000

♫ Let's all meet up in the year 2000,
Won't it be sick when we're all fully grown ♪

RichardUK wrote:I was still in school in the year 2000

Ah, school, such memorable times, like when i hid behind the sofa because the truant officer was knocking on the front door.