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Help[Facts] Re: Anyone know Italian/Greek???
in reply to a message by Nanaea
Nan
*Dingleberries* is the slang term used in Australia for *Klingons*. I had to look that up for a term paper in linguistics (about five years ago). You might be able to find a book on slang if you're truly interested. Some of the phrases made me laugh so hard I suffered from *technicolor yawns*.
Phyllis
*Dingleberries* is the slang term used in Australia for *Klingons*. I had to look that up for a term paper in linguistics (about five years ago). You might be able to find a book on slang if you're truly interested. Some of the phrases made me laugh so hard I suffered from *technicolor yawns*.
Phyllis
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"Technicolor yawns"? For a minute there, I thought you might've been speaking Anagramese, and I was wondering "What the heck are *tyrannic cow holes*?" :)
-- Nanaea
-- Nanaea
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Nanaea
It merely is another Australian slang term. It stands for the American phrases "praying to the porcelain god", "driving the porcelain bus", "blown bagels", etc. I don't recall the title of the book, but there might be some slang dictionaries in your neck of the woods.
Phyllis
It merely is another Australian slang term. It stands for the American phrases "praying to the porcelain god", "driving the porcelain bus", "blown bagels", etc. I don't recall the title of the book, but there might be some slang dictionaries in your neck of the woods.
Phyllis
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