Grades vs. Knicks 11/13

Status
Not open for further replies.
VF21 said:
Oh...my.

If you're going to post comments like that, please warn me ahead of time.

...

I'm old.

Old people sometimes lose partial control of certain bodily functions when they laugh too hard unexpectedly.

If I have to buy Depends, I'm sending you the bill.

Hmmm, you make an interesting point. If we're really worse then pants, we will all need... oh, never mind. :)
 
bozzwell said:
Hmmm, you make an interesting point. If we're really worse then pants, we will all need... oh, never mind. :)

Ah, the joys of potty humor.

143.gif


Oh wait...it's getting late. I probably shouldn't have another beer.
 
GoGoGadget said:
Well, in all fairness, its not like we lost to the New York Khakis or the New York Tapered-Leg Acid-Wash Mom-Jeans.

Knickerbockers have a certain style to them, at least.

They're almost jaunty.

You do have a certian point there....it could have been worse. Just think how we'd all feel right now losing to the New York Tighty-Whities. ;)
 
bozzwell said:
I thought that was exlusively a British English expression. The funniest word in English language if you ask me.

Oh no, in Britain they still use it for "panties", but in America its meaning is more archaic -- kind of long bloomers from the turn of last century.

And I'm glad you responded because I was having a hard time coming up with anything non-obscene to sya in response to GGG. ;)
 
Bricklayer said:
And I'm glad you responded because I was having a hard time coming up with anything non-obscene to sya in response to GGG. ;)

:eek:

I'm shocked! Truly, truly shocked.





Curious and shocked.
 
Bricklayer said:
Oh no, in Britain they still use it for "panties", but in America its meaning is more archaic -- kind of long bloomers from the turn of last century.

I use it often when referring to "panties."

But, then again, I've got a thing for British films and have rather pretentiously injected a lot of British/Cockney slang into my daily conversation.
 
VF21 thinks a moment and is suddenly very concerned... remembering what the British expression equivalent of "give me a call" is...
 
GoGoGadget said:
I use it often when referring to "panties."

But, then again, I've got a thing for British films and have rather pretentiously injected a lot of British/Cockney slang into my daily conversation.

And again I've had to start and delete about 5 versions of this post. (Probably has something to do with the deplorable state of my own knowledge of cockney slang -- revolving as it does almost entirely around various body parts ;) ).
 
Last edited:
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top