ardour
Well known loser
Not saying it out loud to others.Okay, they are judging....you are judging....what's the difference?
Not saying it out loud to others.Okay, they are judging....you are judging....what's the difference?
Okay, I'll give you that one.Not saying it out loud to others.
Lol I'm going to be openly talking that way about people as a balding, now middle aged guy? I know my place. These girls get a lot of interest and a phony sense of empowerment via dating apps and social media, and that translates into arrogance. I would hate to be a Gen Z guy dealing with it.Okay, I'll give you that one.
But, would you? If you had a really close friend and you were out around a bunch of people, would you talk about that stuff? Would your face/body language reveal how you really feel?
"Ew he has a creepy **** moustache. I hope he doesn't come over here."
A thin, unmanly unkempt moustache of the type a teenage boy would grow (but on a man), although it could just mean any moustache without beard."Mustaches get a bad rap. They’ve been associated with dictators and maligned through various nicknames like porn stache and rat stache. But no moniker has cast an unfavorable light on the mustache more than the term **** stache—a blending of the words pedophile and mustache.
For the better part of the 21st century, the fear of looking like a total creep has kept countless men worldwide from growing a mo."
Forgive my ignorance but is this "**** moustache" a certain style or just any mustache?
And no, it's not people hitting on me. Just every day, work related stuff."You must hear this all the time", is the only part of any of the statements, that I actually hear all of the time.
Apologizing here for the shortcomings of my English because I don't want to participate in that thread anymore
https://www.alonelylife.com/threads/kissed-or-slapped.35982/post-1081804
urbandictionary dot com but also google searchI just want to know where you are getting your translations. lol
also my fiancee who is a British native didn't know but inclined more toward the rear part meaning ... of course I asked "for a friend"I just want to know where you are getting your translations. lol
Lol, I'd stay away from Urban Dictionary for translations.urbandictionary dot com but also google search
Yeah, I can't speak for British English, but American English (yes, there's a difference) it typically means an injury.also my fiancee who is a British native didn't know but inclined more toward the rear part meaning ... of course I asked "for a friend"
I wouldn't put a lot of faith in that one. Too much of it looks like people guessing or making up what it sounds like to them.urbandictionary dot com...
but what if ordinary people know slang better than the academicsI wouldn't put a lot of faith in that one. Too much of it looks like people guessing or making up what it sounds like to them.
but what if ordinary people know slang better than the academics
last year i couldn't find on the whole internet the meaning of the slang "fresia" which was being used here a lotThere's at least one word on Urban Dictionary that was coined here on this forum. I don't recall the word, but I remember it's there.
actually i got to take urban dictionary seriously because of having high ranking in google results when searching for a meaningThey probably do. It still doesn't negate the idea that letting anyone enter definitions they guessed at, ends up with some undesirable results.
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