Tikitiki Wrote:Hey, lay off on the language
Bullshit is to Australians, what Freaking is to Americans..
It's also a widely used Australian adjective..
No Bullshit : that's certainly true.
To Bullshit: to come the Raw prawn, to be generally disagreeable, or exaggerate the truth.
Don't Bullshit!: Don't feed me rubbish, crap.
What Bullshit!: What a pack of lies etc..
You get rid of "Freaking", and I'll stop bullshitting...
Just a joke Tiki....
Your response had nothing to contribute to the question...
Picky! aren't we.... Fair Dinkum!...
BTW: Fair Dinkum = No Bullshit, just depends whether one is in mixed company or not... Both mean the same thing. Lol!!!
Another great Aussie adjective is the word "Bastard", (Deemed by the High Court of Australia as a widely accepted adjective in everyday Australian Language).
It also depends on how it is used and / or expressed as to whether it is meant to offend or express an emotion, or to abuse someone...... "BASTARD" should not be used, as it is offensive... bastard on the other hand can be included in such phrases as:
I've had a bastard of a day: = A really rotten day... Nothing went right...
What a bastard; A real bastard: = Difficult, Couldn't get it to work, understand it... etc.
And...... Yes! You may certainly remove this post to the Chit-Chat or Insanity forum..
Sometimes a bit of fun breaks the self-imposed reality that we all suffer from in believing that everything has to be perfect, and done right now... my computer is perfect, and if it doesn't work... it's someone else's fault ?
Computer's are an electronic piece of junk that suffers from all sorts of problems. So many problems.. So many underated crappy computers....... and Servers...
Makes one wonder if it's worth the effort to try to keep things running smoothly.. Lol!