BRIT THREAD

[doublefister]

Originally Posted by BeanoBoy

Sue looks a fantastic fuck. Is she a milf who puts out or does she charge for it? Well worth paying for.

I think both have been known to happen LOL

[doublefister]

would have posted a lot more but advanced loader says file are zero byte files nad the basic is just hanging 2 mins per pic.. hope you at least like these two

[workingaway44]

Originally Posted by monkeyboy420

The Eytomology is quite interesting. There’s a lot of nonsense suggesting its an acronym but the actual history is more in line with the link below I believe. My father being one of those that can recall the phrase Mon Caka CHAVy Dick Aye making its way to being just Chav in the late 70’s in Kent.

https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Tal...ogy_discussion

Chatham to be precise!
was the old word for mate, i grew up in Kent and can remember using it to friends 'alright chav how ya doin' as used in a sentance, doesnt mean like that now as previous posts sugests

Plan b used it in one of his song on the ill Manors sound track Council housed and violent

[GRITS]

Whats a 'SLAG'??

[herbull]

Originally Posted by GRITS

Whats a 'SLAG'??

It is a derogatory term for a woman whom sleeps around, looks cheap and/or has questionable character.

[GRITS]

Originally Posted by herbull

It is a derogatory term for a woman whom sleeps around, looks cheap and/or has questionable character.

Is there a Brit term equal to--- 'wh*r*'.. and 'sl*t'???

[supersmoothy]

Originally Posted by Simonenglish

Yes - 'wh*re' and 'sl*t' 😜

We'd probably also use 'sl*g' (*=a) as a good substitute for both.

Now a days I think those first two are universally used in English speaking countries. In days gone by you might have heard an English person saying 'tart' or 'slapper' or 'floozy'. But not so much now - they've all be replaced with 'wh*re' and 'sl*t'

I've heard mainly older people using "tart" and really older people using "floozy", but I've never heard of "slapper".

[workingaway44]

Originally Posted by supersmoothy

I've heard mainly older people using "tart" and really older people using "floozy", but I've never heard of "slapper".

I feel the term 'you're a fucking c*nt' works lol but tart is used in jest and floozy is a 18th Century team lol

[supersmoothy]

Originally Posted by workingaway44

floozy is a 18th Century team lol

Well, I did say "really older people", didn't I?

[biglot]

Brit wife Carla