Sick = good, brill, wicked, cool, schweet, schweet as, awesome, bombdigity, icy, the bomb, the bees knees, major, mega, mental, raw, dope, phat, pimpin, ace, safe, copacetic, decent, groovy, dynamite, or whatever it was we all said in the 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s etc
[cite]Posted By: AFKABartram[/cite]Sick = good, brill, wicked, cool, schweet, schweet as, awesome, bombdigity, icy, the bomb, the bees knees, major, mega, mental, raw, dope, phat, pimpin, ace, safe, copacetic, decent, groovy, dynamite, or whatever it was we all said in the 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s etc
[cite]Posted By: AFKABartram[/cite]Sick = good, brill, wicked, cool, schweet, schweet as, awesome, bombdigity, icy, the bomb, the bees knees, major, mega, mental, raw, dope, phat, pimpin, ace, safe, copacetic, decent, groovy, dynamite, or whatever it was we all said in the 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s etc
[cite]Posted By: razil[/cite]best example for me (of yoof culture gone wrong) was those kids (boy band) who wore their trousers back to front, love it...
[cite]Posted By: razil[/cite]best example for me (of yoof culture gone wrong) was those kids (boy band) who wore their trousers back to front, love it...
[cite]Posted By: Hillsys Up[/cite]Bloody hell. First a 16 year old and now a 12 year old. If my daughter said that to me I'd put my money back in my pocket and tell her to jog on!!
But she said it after I had agreed to give her money, but I know what your saying, they dont live with me but are normally banned from street slang in the car or in my house, I wont have it.
She's actually going to Amadeus (sic) in Strood on Monday, teenagers night apparently, not overly happy about it but what can I do, all signs of growing up.
DONT LET HER GO TO AMADANGEROUS! its terrible. full of pikeys. well, used to be. Going back to the sick thing. Rap music and dizzee rascal is to blame for this terrible new lingo!!
[cite]Posted By: Hillsys Up[/cite]Bloody hell. First a 16 year old and now a 12 year old. If my daughter said that to me I'd put my money back in my pocket and tell her to jog on!!
difference is Hillsy he wasn't after money. I'd just bought his psp home - he bought it with his birthday money not me - gave it to him and he went SICK.
[cite]Posted By: Hillsys Up[/cite]Bloody hell. First a 16 year old and now a 12 year old. If my daughter said that to me I'd put my money back in my pocket and tell her to jog on!!
difference is Hillsy he wasn't after money. I'd just bought his psp home - he bought it with his birthday money not me - gave it to him and he went SICK.
Whatever.
I suppose I'm just old before my time. My kids are 11 & 7 so I'll be walking into to all this once the eldest goes into secondary school next year. can't stand the street talk it drive's me mad.
There was a young couple on my train last night arguing in a foreign language (portuguese I think).....Every now and then, the female said "Whatever"...very strange.
Comments
credit crunch hitting particularly hard in DA9
How can being sick be a good term, and even more worrying blood is how you know innit.
Sick = nauseated: feeling nausea; feeling about to vomit
It's meant to mean good/thanks/great/etc - so I said why don't you say GOOD then I got that look of shut up dad ya mug.
I dunno
How can being sick be a good term, and even more worrying blood is how you know innit.[/quote]
Look Blud i iz down wid da street get me bruv
My nieces all talk it i get my kids to explain , just glad they dont speak it to often
You're down with the kids AFKA :-)
Ahem, in the 60s we said "Thanks Dad" ;-)
;)
Kriss Kross
Someone street, please explain, innit.[/quote]
i think it means that you'd better go and see a mental health professional
Says the man of many Val Doonican jumpers
But she said it after I had agreed to give her money, but I know what your saying, they dont live with me but are normally banned from street slang in the car or in my house, I wont have it.
DA9 it could be worse fella might be people like me and thee there !!!!
nuff respect 2 ur blood, jah will look after her init.
difference is Hillsy he wasn't after money. I'd just bought his psp home - he bought it with his birthday money not me - gave it to him and he went SICK.
Whatever.
I suppose I'm just old before my time. My kids are 11 & 7 so I'll be walking into to all this once the eldest goes into secondary school next year. can't stand the street talk it drive's me mad.