Important: Question for Non-English Members

[andythegill]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

*points at tsuyu* ...that pretty much.

 

[Arseface]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

Yeah, horny sounds about right. We just say that they need a root lol.... or that they're toey.

And yeah, oi just means hey... at least it does in Australia. And we made it famous!

 

[PiNo RoKr]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

Lol horney
That's exactly the answer

 

[Steve]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

Updated my Gamertag. +rep to everyone so far.

 

[droded]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

*points at tsuyu* ...that pretty much.

Bwahahahaha!:lol: +Rep

 

[Albion Knight]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

Yeah, I heard it from Austin Powers but I knew what it meant then. I not sure where or when I learned it.

 

[Tsuyu]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

Haha, that's great, Steve! :thumbsup:

 

[Dragon_Disciple]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

Good to you Steve! My respect for you has grown even greater!

I wasn't absolutely sure if "oi" was Aystralian or British, so I just assumed.

 

[poopgod350]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

horny! i heard it on austin powers! go mike myers!

 

[PiNo RoKr]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

HAHAHAHA! that's funny
"A Randy Old Man"

 

[Arcturius]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

I wish my name was Randy...

 

[PiNo RoKr]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

ME 2...

 

[Angel]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

So now, I'm guessing, if you get your head blown off whilst playing against Steve online it will read "You were just killed by a randy old man"...

 

[Steve]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

So now, I'm guessing, if you get your head blown off whilst playing against Steve online it will read "You were just killed by a randy old man"...

Precisely.

:ninja:

 

[Arseface]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

Lol that's why I wanted to change my name to "some noob. Man you suck. He keeps killing you too. You need to do some offline practice".

 

[Dragon_Disciple]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

Talk about a strike to the ego, that'll make some feel horrible. What better way to crush the spirits of the lesser.

 

[moonfever]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

I think the "non-British" folks who have posted before me have pretty much declared the meaning of the word in British slang, which is sexually aroused or as the phrase goes: "a little hot under the collar".

Don't tell a guy here around Dallas he's hot under the collar, or he might think you're insulting him. Here it means he's mad. Thems fighting words.

 

[Dentie]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

Lol randy that word is easy it means horny, turned on, steamy, aroused.
And you hav the band randy lol (heard about i on dutch music channel)

 

[Skotekal]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

I heard it before and always thought it meant raddy, or scraggly/unkempt. I was WAY off... I guess it means horny... Boy was I far off. :lol:

 

[Triz]

Re: Important: Question for Non-English Members

Randy means ready for sex ( horny ).

... Am I late? :lol:

I know this form rap songs. " The Luda master got the girls felling all so randy "