New documentary series - Tough Young Teachers...

Original post by bellylaugh

This is making me laugh so much! I'm going to try and use the word moist tomorrow in this context and see what (if any) reaction I get. :biggrin:

lol its from the urban dictionary but you may get a few confused faces, personally I've never used that term :smile:

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Original post by chocolatesauce

lol its from the urban dictionary but you may get a few confused faces, personally I've never used that term :smile:

That's cos you're moist fam

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Original post by bellylaugh

I think I'm also showing my age by finding this slang so hilarious. I can't even remember what terminology we used to insult someone when I was young!

I don't think there is any kind of person more linguistically inventive than a year 9 boy. Not even Shakespeare (who was probably pretty awesome as a 14 year old.)

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Original post by Ggmu!

That's cos you're moist fam

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and like you're not! :tongue:

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Luketreherne

Is it just me who found that programme so unbealivabley cringe worthy

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Original post by chocolatesauce

and like you're not! :tongue:

Not even

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Original post by Ggmu!

Not even

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not even far from correct, right? :tongue:

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Original post by chocolatesauce

not even far from correct, right? :tongue:

You keep chattin breeze fam

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bellylaugh

Original post by carnationlilyrose

I don't think there is any kind of person more linguistically inventive than a year 9 boy. Not even Shakespeare (who was probably pretty awesome as a 14 year old.)

Do you bite your thumb at us, sir?

Nah man, you're moist.

:biggrin:

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Original post by bellylaugh

Do you bite your thumb at us, sir?

Nah man, you're moist.

:biggrin:

Lol! I imagine teaching him must have be a bit of a challenge. Lots of verbal battles you were never going to win.

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Original post by Ggmu!

You keep chattin breeze fam

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I'm just ballin' with you....fam!

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Original post by chocolatesauce

I'm just ballin' with you....fam!

Now, this is one that I fell foul of. I thought it was MUCH ruder than it is, because it used to be in my day.....

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Original post by carnationlilyrose

Now, this is one that I fell foul of. I thought it was MUCH ruder than it is, because it used to be in my day.....

are you talking about the word 'ballin', I only discovered it the other day and apparently it means have fun or messing around with...

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Original post by chocolatesauce

are you talking about the word 'ballin', I only discovered it the other day and apparently it means have fun or messing around with...

Yes, I am, and yes it does. However, it used to mean having sex, in my youth... One of my form says it all the time and I have had many an amusing conversation with him on the back of this....

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MagicNMedicine

I think anybody that puts themselves forward to be one of the 'stars' of these shows is quite naive: if you want to be taken seriously as a professional you don't want your early years and early mistakes broadcast on TV to be analysed and ripped apart by your peers.

I reckon really the people that go in these shows do it because they like the idea of being TV stars, but reality TV and the world of being a professional don't mix very well. Its the same with that junior doctors series.

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Original post by carnationlilyrose

Yes, I am, and yes it does. However, it used to mean having sex, in my youth... One of my form says it all the time and I have had many an amusing conversation with him on the back of this....

hmmmm interesting :beard:

, its fascinating how language evolves...

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Original post by chocolatesauce

I'm just ballin' with you....fam!

That makes no sense.

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Original post by Ggmu!

That makes no sense.

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shut up! slang is like another language to me :redface:

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