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Okay, guys! I need some help with my American slang. If I was a kid in a schoolyard threatening to beat someone up, would I say that I was going to "pail" them? Is there a cooler equivalent?
Sunday, 22-May-11 21:01:55 UTC from web-
@thelastgherkin "Pail"?!
Sunday, 22-May-11 21:02:21 UTC from web-
@starshine Now you see why I asked! Just be glad I didn't put "give you a sound thrashing".
Sunday, 22-May-11 21:06:19 UTC from web-
@thelastgherkin youtu.be/bi9UYWewA2M Relevant.
Sunday, 22-May-11 21:08:29 UTC from web-
@starshine I'll do the British-bashing 'round here, thank you! :/
Sunday, 22-May-11 21:17:54 UTC from web-
@thelastgherkin Your "pail" comment just reminded me of that bit, is all.
Sunday, 22-May-11 21:20:25 UTC from web-
@starshine It could've been worse. I could've said "lamp". #loljk The actual "could've been worse" scenario happened on Ponibooru, where one commenter decided that my use of "it's a good job I..." instead of "it's a good thing I..." "expose[d my] retardation to the world".
Sunday, 22-May-11 21:26:35 UTC from web-
@thelastgherkin I love... lamp.
Sunday, 22-May-11 21:28:59 UTC from web-
@starshine Great! Because any more mocking of the way I speak and I will lamp you. You're sailing for a pailing, turnips!
Sunday, 22-May-11 21:32:58 UTC from web
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@thelastgherkin Wail on them. pound them. splatter them all over the schoolyard
Sunday, 22-May-11 21:03:05 UTC from web-
@delc17 "Wail on" is perfect. Thank you! :D
Sunday, 22-May-11 21:05:59 UTC from web
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