A question for the native english speakers...

PegaZus

Stealth Freak
Originally posted by Einion
Why not go the whole hog then and use \"Cheatin\' bastid\", in the same vein as yella instead of yellow?

Er, \"bastid\" sounds very British, whereas I think the intent wuz morr Soufwestirn. If\'n you katch me driftt.:D
 

Highbulp Billy

New member
I\'ll chip in with \"cheatin\' varmit\" - a word used only by old cowboys and Mr MacGregor from the Peter Rabbit stories. Although \"dead man\'s hand\" would be a good title too.
 

PegaZus

Stealth Freak
Varmit! That was the word I was looking for! My brain got a cog stuck, so thanks HB for jarring it back in to place. Not that it matters at this point. He\'s probably finished his project and is halfway through another!:)
 

Crackpot

New member
Thanks for all the replies. Didn\'t think it would be so complicated! lol
But \"dead man\'s hand\" sounds really cool! :cool: Unfortunately there are only 4 cards to see on the base/mini and I wanted to paint one card upside down. So I think I will paint two cards as ace of clubs and one as ace of diamonds.
 

Einion

New member
Originally posted by DaN
Einion - you pedant! lol
Card-carrying member (secret handshake and all) thanks very much :D
Originally posted by DaN
Who uses correct punctuation online?? :p
Lots of people! Lemme see: there\'s me, my brother... er... a few of us!

Originally posted by PegaZus
Er, \"bastid\" sounds very British, whereas I think the intent wuz morr Soufwestirn. If\'n you katch me driftt.:D
Yessah, I surely do. But I thought bastid was American.

Maybe it\'s like ain\'t, which ain\'t the redneckism one might think it is (I sure thought so).

Originally posted by Highbulp Billy
I\'ll chip in with \"cheatin\' varmit\" - a word used only by old cowboys and Mr MacGregor from the Peter Rabbit stories.
Originally posted by PegaZus
Varmit! That was the word I was looking for!
Varmint isn\'t it?

Einion
 

matty1001

New member
Originally posted by Einion
Originally posted by PegaZus
Er, \"bastid\" sounds very British, whereas I think the intent wuz morr Soufwestirn. If\'n you katch me driftt.:D
Yessah, I surely do. But I thought bastid was American.

Bastid is what us Northerners say :D

But less BasTID more basTED
 

DaN

New member
This is now a regional swearing thread :p

Does \"Grockel\" count? As it\'s the only regional word from my neck of the woods I know that MIGHT be used as an insult :p

I also volunteer \"Monkey hanger\" for Hartlepudlians lol
 
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