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tbh, its absolutely terrifying when people that aren't from the UK know how to use our slang...Nora De Carie wrote: 16 May 2023, 12:39 My british friends are annoyed that I know british slang.
I think they feel threatened by my superior use of what used to their slang
My friend has an American teacher that can understand the roadman lads in his class, and it was mildly horrifying to witness...
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We know this, from your reaction to my use of the word "dishy" last week...Qrow Beithir wrote: 16 May 2023, 12:42
tbh, its absolutely terrifying when people that aren't from the UK know how to use our slang...
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THAT WAS JUSTIFIED XDRhys Read wrote: 16 May 2023, 12:45We know this, from your reaction to my use of the word "dishy" last week...Qrow Beithir wrote: 16 May 2023, 12:42
tbh, its absolutely terrifying when people that aren't from the UK know how to use our slang...
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WAS IT, THOUGH???Qrow Beithir wrote: 16 May 2023, 12:46THAT WAS JUSTIFIED XDRhys Read wrote: 16 May 2023, 12:45We know this, from your reaction to my use of the word "dishy" last week...Qrow Beithir wrote: 16 May 2023, 12:42
tbh, its absolutely terrifying when people that aren't from the UK know how to use our slang...
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-coughs and looks at Qrow-
it is a way of describing someone as attractive or good-looking
i.e., "Qrow is bare dishy."
edit: this term was previously taught by me, but -shrugs-
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I still stand by itQrow Beithir wrote: 16 May 2023, 12:51 Rhys had the phrase:
Qrow is a dishy little tosser in their signature and it was the highlight of my day