where is everybody?

[sweetnpetite]

There seems to be almost no activity on this board today.

 

[TheEarl]

And now we get hordes of posts from people saying they're here.

I, on the other hand, am not here.

Well not all here at least.

The Earl

 

[sweetnpetite]

well its had 11 views, so i guess somebodys here- they just don't want to be seen

except Earl, who we can plainly see is not here.

 

[Icingsugar]

Doing Lit stuff. It was a while ago, but I'm actually writing on a new story.

 

[pop_54]

There seems to be almost no activity on this board today.

I'm here, but i doubt many people are fucking interested in whether I am or not, I'm also pissed up on the left over Xmas booze, so I suppose I'm with earl in reality and not really here at all, or am I. Oh balls sweet's you got me all confused now, I need a drink.

 

[Icingsugar]

Re: Re: where is everybody?

I'm here, but i doubt many people are fucking interested in whether I am or not, I'm also pissed up on the left over Xmas booze, so I suppose I'm with earl in reality and not really here at all, or am I. Oh balls sweet's you got me all confused now, I need a drink.

Cheers!

/Ice - goes for a keg

 

[Gary Chambers]

I'm not here either.

 

[Guest]

Re: Re: where is everybody?

I'm here, but i doubt many people are fucking interested in whether I am or not...

Pirate Claus, I am always interested.

Perdita

 

[pop_54]

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Cheers!

/Ice - goes for a keg

*Hic*

 

[pop_54]

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Pirate Claus, I am always interested.

Perdita

Grins and hugs my darling Purdy

 

[MathGirl]

I'm here, but I'm on Caribbean time.
MG

 

[Vincent E]

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I'm also pissed up on the left over Xmas booze

I'd like to make sure that I'm gettin my trans-Atlantic vocabulary correct. Over there pissed and pissed up mean drunk. Correct?

Over here we would use hammered, shitfaced, or sloshed, among other terms, to denote drunk whereas pissed and pissed off mean angry or upset. Stoned would mean high on drugs other than alcohol, ie maryjane.

Note: Vincent strongly recommends against the recreational use of illegal substances. There is enough legal shit out there on which to get blitzed. Please obey all local and federal substance abuse laws in your area this holiday season. If you must drink, please designate a designated driver or patronize your local taxi service; remember to tip 15%.

 

[pop_54]

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I'd like to make sure that I'm gettin my trans-Atlantic vocabulary correct. Over there pissed and pissed up mean drunk. Correct?

Over here we would use hammered, shitfaced, or sloshed, among other terms, to denote drunk whereas pissed and pissed off mean angry or upset. Stoned would mean high on drugs other than alcohol, ie maryjane.

Note: Vincent strongly recommends against the recreational use of illegal substances. There is enough legal shit out there on which to get blitzed. Please obey all local and federal substance abuse laws in your area this holiday season. If you must drink, please designate a designated driver or patronize your local taxi service; remember to tip 15%.

Oh shit, that makes me stoned as well then

Umm we also use pissed off, but it is always made clear which item is being discussed, pissed-up, means drunk, pissed-off, means umm pissed off. Pissed as a fart is also common for drunken peeps, angy is often used to denote pissed off peeps.

Umm??? time for bed.

 

[oggbashan]

Just Visiting

I'm here for a few minutes then I'm gone to do housekeeping on my email accounts and tidy up the shop after the customers have messed it up.

Og

 

[Vincent E]

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Oh shit, that makes me stoned as well then

Umm we also use pissed off, but it is always made clear which item is being discussed, pissed-up, means drunk, pissed-off, means umm pissed off. Pissed as a fart is also common for drunken peeps, angy is often used to denote pissed off peeps.

Umm??? time for bed.

Now in my little corner of North America we use an expression of pisser pronounced pissah and wicked pissah to denote something interesting or just generally cool.

"Wow! That rollercoaster looks pissah."
Yeah, I rode it. It's wicked pissah."

Of course you could call sombody a pisser to denote a person who is a real genuine asshole.

"You farted in the church during your brother's wedding, and you were the best man. Boy, you're a real pissah.

 

[whispering_surrender]

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Now in my little corner of North America we use an expression of pisser pronounced pissah and wicked pissah to denote something interesting or just generally cool.

"Wow! That rollercoaster looks pissah."
Yeah, I rode it. It's wicked pissah."

Of course you could call sombody a pisser to denote a person who is a real genuine asshole.

"You farted in the church during your brother's wedding, and you were the best man. Boy, you're a real pissah.

Of course...the whole term "wicked" is something that will only be understood in that context in certain parts of the US. I got many strange looks and stopped using it in Denver and Alaska....

Whisper

 

[Guest]

Gee, the first time I heard 'wicked' used as an expression of something good was on the food channel by that cute perky English boy.

Perdita

 

[sergio48]

wicked pissah

"Itsa pissah" is big here in Utica, New York. It ranks right up there with 'Howwya doooooin'"

Is the subject peeing? How much of a turn on is that for the average erotic bear? ANyway. (I love to watch about anything, including a giant pissah.

 

[Gary Chambers]

Re: wicked pissah

"PISS ARTIST"

Technically a drunk who gets taken short and leaves visible or olfactory marks on walls or pavement (perhaps signing his name). Not so technically, any drunkard.

 

[Rumple Foreskin]

"WICKED" should only be used when referring to the great, Wilson Pickett, "That wicked, wicked Pickett." or certain of the Lit ladies.

But then, not only ain't I here, odds are I'm not even there. Maybe somewhere in between, if at all.

Rumple Foreskin

 

[Guest]

I've not been around much the last few days due to the busy holidays. Hubby is only working a half week again this week due to New Year's holiday, so it might be another few days before I am around much.

 

[TheEarl]

Gee, the first time I heard 'wicked' used as an expression of something good was on the food channel by that cute perky English boy.

Perdita

This would be Jamie Oliver practising the art of being a Mockney.

The Earl