What’s The Dilly-o

[Dillinger]

I just now found out this is a slang expression:

"What’s the Dilly –O?"

Comes from another slang phrase "What’s the deal yo?"


Singing "Dilly-o, Dilly-o Day" and bandying about a bit.

Uhhh!
Yo Bus a Bus (yeah)
Yo Bus a Bus (c'mon, c'mon)
Yo Bus a Bus, (UHH) rockin to the beat
(Flipmode motherfucker Flipmode y'all)

Yo Bus a Bus (UHH, yeah yi-yeah yea)
Yo Bus a Bus (ka-c'mon, ki-c'mon)
Yo Bus a Bus, (UHH) rockin to the beat
(Yeah yeah yeah, yeah yi-yeah yea)

 

[perks]

not dilly O dilly Yo

but altogether sounds like dillyo


so, what's da dilly?


<I'm not much of a Yo user>

 

[Dillinger]

Nope - its Dilly-o - found a bunch of web sites about it - and have an article in front of me about Busta Rhymes who is Dilly-o'ing all over the place.

 

[perks]

Nope - its Dilly-o - found a bunch of web sites about it - and have an article in front of me about Busta Rhymes who is Dilly-o'ing all over the place.

ohhhhh a website, well that proves it.

And Busta "what it is, what it is"
he wrote the article, right?

 

[tswyk]

Just an observation...

Mr. Dilly, you are bouncing off the walls tonight!!!!









And Perky, I LOVE the new av!


Care for a kiss?

 

[Dillinger]

No - its an interview with him, in Stuff Magazine:

Interviewer: Does it make you proud or sad that, at this moment, 40-year-old men in the suburbs are asking each other, "what the dilly-o?"

Busta Naw, I really don't think about that. I just do my thing and keep it moving. It's gratefully appreciated when my shit is latched on to, but the creative juices never stop flowing.

 

[Dillinger]

Re: Just an observation...

Mr. Dilly, you are bouncing off the walls tonight!!!!


And Perky, I LOVE the new av!


Care for a kiss?

Who kiss? Me or Perks?

 

[perks]

Re: Re: Just an observation...

Who kiss? Me or Perks?

me silly I'm the one with my lips showing

 

[tswyk]

Re: Re: Just an observation...

Who kiss? Me or Perks?

Well....I was thinking of Perky and her AV, but....I'm open for nominations from the floor.


Especially when it comes to kisses...

 

[tswyk]

Re: Re: Re: Just an observation...

me silly I'm the one with my lips showing

SMOOCH!

 

[Dillinger]

*smackeroonie kissadopolous*

 

[riff]

Down-doobie-do-down-down Kamma-kamma Down-doobie-do-down-down, Dilly-O is hard to-oo-oo do.

 

[marksgirl]

Who's kissing? ME! Pucker up!

 

[Dillinger]

*puckering*

 

[marksgirl]

 

[Dillinger]

YOWZA!

 

[marksgirl]

You have no idea...........yet!

 

[Dillinger]

*DOUBLE YOWZA!*

 

[cutie pie]

And here I thought a "Dilly-O" was a Dillinger-induced orgasm.

 

[metal_minx]

And here I thought a "Dilly-O" was a Dillinger-induced orgasm.

hehe

i thought that would be a "O-Dilly!"

 

[Dillinger]

Depends who is orgasming I guess?

 

[Greyface]

I just now found out this is a slang expression:

"What’s the Dilly –O?"

Comes from another slang phrase "What’s the deal yo?"

Please, Dillinger, one must not lend themselves to using such slang. Horrible things happen when one does; it slowly becomes apart of the English Language.

I'm still appalled at the use of the word "PC" in popular conversation concerning Personal Computers. It is as if we don't want to take the time to communicate. It is so important that we take the time to make sure that we are understood properly. Such slang only confuses others, and degrades the language.

It's very serious.

 

[metal_minx]

Depends who is orgasming I guess?

well lets do a trial

 

[metal_minx]

Re: Re: What’s The Dilly-o

Please, Dillinger, one must not lend themselves to using such slang. Horrible things happen when one does; it slowly becomes apart of the English Language.

I'm still appalled at the use of the word "PC" in popular conversation concerning Personal Computers. It is as if we don't want to take the time to communicate. It is so important that we take the time to make sure that we are understood properly. Such slang only confuses others, and degrades the language.

It's very serious.

bah. slang helps a language grow...its like gentetic mutation, some last and benefit the language but most die out.

 

[Dillinger]

Re: Re: What?s The Dilly-o

Please, Dillinger, one must not lend themselves to using such slang. Horrible things happen when one does; it slowly becomes apart of the English Language.

I'm still appalled at the use of the word "PC" in popular conversation concerning Personal Computers. It is as if we don't want to take the time to communicate. It is so important that we take the time to make sure that we are understood properly. Such slang only confuses others, and degrades the language.

It's very serious.

Actually I think you'd be happy if it became "apart" from the English language but, in fact, it actually becomes "a part" of the English language.

And - are you telling me that PCs aren't PC? And what's this have to do with our own Literotican that we fondly refer to as PC?