WTF does 'sick' mean?

mrkawasaki":gow7x210 said:

Dench.

BB is fierce.

I'm safe.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sick

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Neil:

For the sake of our beautiful friendship, I am presuming by me being 'fierce' you mean this;


"A word that can describe something as outstanding, really cool, eye catching, brutal and satisfying"


as opposed to this;


"A term that gay men used in the late 1990s and early 2000s to describe absolutely everything that was of "exceptional quality"


BB.

Modern slang is a bunch of Arse.

Russell":26ado9mt said:

mrkawasaki":26ado9mt said:

Dench.

BB is fierce.

I'm safe.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sick

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word.

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... Homies

Munter
Munted
Gurning
Sorted
Bro
Dude
Dawg

And many many more. English is the most elastic language in the world, you can say anything and use anything as a euphemism or metaphore and generally most people will get it (in Great Britain anyway), I mean how many eupemeisms for penis are there, probably well over 60 and you can easily invent your own, great fun for the kids on a rainy day.

Hooray for English

B77":2qbplpx8 said:

English is the most elastic language in the world, you can say anything and use anything as a euphemism or metaphore and generally most people will get it ....... Hooray for English

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Absoluetely

Mate of mine (gay, but not in that flamboyant and annoying Louie Spence way) came out with a belter a while back... talking about someone we know who's in the closet, but I wasnt aware of being.....

"Oh Him? He's gay as a window"

Had me falling about the pub in peices
One of those irreverant, off the cuff jewels, and is still in our social groups' regular vocabulary

Priceless




G

B77":3613jntk said:

And many many more. English is the most elastic language in the world, you can say anything and use anything as a euphemism or metaphore and generally most people will get it (in Great Britain anyway)

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I'd go along with that. I've lost count of how many euphemisms for being drunk there are!

David