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vardathemessage) wrote2004-06-22 08:10 am
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Slang
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MIDDLE-AGED MAN
Well, I think it’s a disgrace, parading around all ponced-up like a pack of bleeding woofters. Bloody hell, what’ll they think up next?
Slang:
ponced up = Dressed up; or overdressed
woofters = male homosexual
Well, I think it’s a disgrace, parading around all ponced-up like a pack of bleeding woofters. Bloody hell, what’ll they think up next?
Slang:
ponced up = Dressed up; or overdressed
woofters = male homosexual
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the fact that anyone would need that explained to them amuses me. Is it really not that common?
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I agree, but if I started to apologize for that...
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Never Mind the Bollocks! ;-)
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Mind yer P's and W's
That being said, "poofter/poof" is more of a British slang term, and not as often used here in the States. I've only heard "woofter" used in VG.
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Chuffed!
For one thing, I think those Americans without a script might not get the exact dialogue, and then unless you are an anglophile, they are not familiar, since they really aren't used here in the States. I suspect that that is part of their charm to Todd, there is a far more colorful array of terms for homosexuality in the U.K. than in America. Perhaps it has something to do with being ruled by a Queen... ;-)
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