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Ibby 05-30-2008 02:56 AM

i've started saying 'peace' a lot lately, and flashing the two fingers. no clue why.

DanaC 05-30-2008 06:23 AM

Honestly dunno what my calling cards or catch phrases are...oh except calling people 'chuck'....I do that a lot when I am talking. I probably have more 'catchphrases' in speech than in writing....though i think use the word 'societal' a lot in my posts.

TheMercenary 05-30-2008 07:02 AM

Like Lucy in Charlie Brown.

dar512 05-30-2008 09:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ibram (Post 458045)
i've started saying 'peace' a lot lately, and flashing the two fingers. no clue why.

You've caught some old hippy's flashback.

lumberjim 05-30-2008 02:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheMercenary (Post 458065)
Like Lucy in Charlie Brown.

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dar512 05-30-2008 02:59 PM

'sweet chuck' is a term of endearment in England and has been since the time of Shakespeare.

HungLikeJesus 05-30-2008 04:06 PM

We have a similar expression - "up chuck." Like "what's up, chuck?"

Sundae 05-30-2008 04:55 PM

Hmmmm. Up-chuck means something very different here.

Chas is more common in this country as an abbreviation for Charlie/ Charles than Chuck. In fact Chuck is only really used for comedy effect (like calling Madonna Madge).

I'd love to hear you say chuck, HLJ. I'll bet it sounds completely different than Dana (who has a lovely accent in my ears).

TheMercenary 05-30-2008 05:49 PM

Thanks LJ, I stand corrected.

monster 05-30-2008 06:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dar512 (Post 458186)
'sweet chuck' is a term of endearment in England and has been since the time of Shakespeare.

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dar512 05-30-2008 10:17 PM

Well, according to my sources.
:tinfoil:

monster 05-31-2008 01:58 PM

chuck, yes, sweet chuck, not so much.... your sources have been pulling your plonker, methinks....

DanaC 05-31-2008 03:36 PM

verily they have monster.

Griff 05-31-2008 06:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sundae Girl (Post 458194)
Hmmmm. Up-chuck means something very different here.

Means the same thing here. Its part of the gag.

lumberjim 05-31-2008 08:24 PM

lol, he said 'gag'.

upchuck means ' i just threw op in my mouth a little bit'


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