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Originally posted by KewpieI believe "gnarly" comes from surfers and skateboarders when referring to a cool trick.
Never heard that one, can I have a translation please?
Originally posted by KewpieUrban Dictionary descibes it thusly:
Never heard that one, can I have a translation please?
Originally posted by Great Big SteesHere in the country we use it to describe a particularly deformed example of vegetation, such as a:- tree trunk, or turnip, i.e 'hey dude check out the gnarly neep'.
Urban Dictionary descibes it thusly:
Contrary to popular belief, gnarly dude, is not a description of a dude at all. It is an expression generally used after witnessing or otherwise perceiving through a third party any event that is impressive, unbelievable, extraordinary, or out of this world. The phrase is much more closely related to other phrases such as "wow", and "amazing", than to "That dude is gnarly".
Originally posted by rookie54best post
i doubt that i offended,
considering the title of the thread...
but, just in case i did,
please let me ease yer head...
juxtaposition is everything...
as you can see, gb posted a list of bill shakespeare's zingers, and, as this is a zinger thread, i followed that with one of my own...
surely, shirley, you cannot think i have contempt for one of th ...[text shortened]... ing...
alas, johnny,
as van gogh was a master of light,
thou art proving to be a veil...
Originally posted by hakimaWell she's obviously an alcoholic. Sounds like beer breath.
I'm a bit late to the conversation...I was reading Shakespeare...
Seriously, I was beginning Shakespeare's last play, "The Tempest" and had made a comment aloud about his use of language and a particular derogatory term, namely "Hag-seed" in reference to a character...literally a son of a witch...when this thread appeared. Then the comment was made about ...[text shortened]... , by heaven, I think my love as rare
As any she belied with false compare.