she didn't know

[hazelf1]

An old aunt was hanging a picture and stood back looking at it, and passed the comment to a friend "oh its a lovely sailing scene its the DB'S"

The friend said " oh my i bet the dog wasn't very pleased"

He then explained to her that in the uk DB'S means the dogs b------s

it an indication of something being the absolute best, maybe the term isn't used in the USA lol.

I would loved to have seen her face.

 

[milkinc131]

or the muts nuts

 

[Rox_My_Sox1]

Um...the words, "dog's bullshit" translate to meaning (here in the USA) either the dog's literal fecal matter or the some aspect about the dog that makes people rather annoyed at it). I must say language must be changing astonishingly if bullshit is used to refer to something at it's absolute best.

 

[MistressValerie1]

I think that the original poster was referring to the phrase "dog's bollocks," which means approximately the same thing as "the bee's knees" 😉

 

[Horus]

Used to have fun teasing my Brit friends....

American...............British

Parking Lot ............Car Park
Sausage................Bangers
SOB/Bastard............Little Bleeder

Just a few that I can remember. Both have met their maker. I do miss their banter.

They said our language was the most confusing of all.

 

[Bator]

My parents were British,so heres a few:Crikey-pissed off,Daft-crazy or stupid,Cock-up-mistake,Brilliant-great,Codswallop-making up a story or lying.Chivvy along-hurry up,Any road-anyway.Dishy-good looking,Diddle-to rip someone off,Dodgy-not to be trusted,Haggle-argue or negotiate,Keep your pecker up-keep your chin up,Knackered-hung-over,Mug-gullible,Nancy boy-pathetic,On about-talking about,Shut your gob-shut your mouth,Owt-anything,Nowt-nothing,Parky-rather cold,Take the piss-to make fun of someone,Potty-crazy,Rubbish-a reply to someone talking nonsense,Slag-to badmouth someone,Snookered-up shit creek without a paddle,Sod-a bit of a bastard,Starkers-naked,Wanker-a bit of a jerk,Wobbly-to have a tantrum,Get stuffed-get lost,Hard-drunk and ready to fight or take on any bet,Honking-vomiting,Bloke-guy,Birds-females,Flying low-your zipper is down,On the jack-by yourself,Numpty-an idiot,Up the duff-in trouble,Wonky-unstable,Yonks-an unspecified period of time{I haven,t seen him in yonks},Pillick-not very bright,Chunter-mutter,Gawk-left handed,Lugs-ears,Natter-grumble,Think-on-remember,Knickers-underwear,panties,Lift-elevator,Petrol-gas,Lolly-popsicle,Wardrobe-closet,Nick-to steal,Lew-bathroom,Fancy-to like or love someone,Fag-cigarette{give us a pack of fags}.Everyone in a family is considered ours"where is our Joey going".I could keep going but these are more than enough:lol

 

[hazelf1]

I think that the original poster was referring to the phrase "dog's bollocks," which means approximately the same thing as "the bee's knees" 😉

Thank you for saying that, i wasn't sure if i could say the full thing so preceded with caution.

Did,t fancy getting caned or banned.

 

[hazelf1]

Um...the words, "dog's bullshit" translate to meaning (here in the USA) either the dog's literal fecal matter or the some aspect about the dog that makes people rather annoyed at it). I must say language must be changing astonishingly if bullshit is used to refer to something at it's absolute best.

Sorry Rox_My_Sox

Mistress Valarie is quite right, and i should have been a little clearer, but didn, have the courage.

Now now guys don't swat the courage for the other word lol