Comments on: Slang Flashcards http://conditionalcognition.com because knowledge is not absolute Sat, 31 Jul 2010 05:36:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: conditionalcognition http://conditionalcognition.com/slang-flashcards/#comment-335 conditionalcognition Sun, 27 Dec 2009 02:20:34 +0000 http://conditionalcognition.wordpress.com/?page_id=232#comment-335 I appreciate you sharing that info. I'm always fascinated by word origins, but I never thought about what <em>bugge</em> may mean to Norwegians. If I recall correctly, I believe that the expression <strong>big ups</strong> is more commonly used in the Caribbean. It's possible that someone from that region may have some insight into the etymology of this expression. I appreciate you sharing that info. I’m always fascinated by word origins, but I never thought about what bugge may mean to Norwegians. If I recall correctly, I believe that the expression big ups is more commonly used in the Caribbean. It’s possible that someone from that region may have some insight into the etymology of this expression.

]]> By: Jan http://conditionalcognition.com/slang-flashcards/#comment-333 Jan Sat, 26 Dec 2009 18:32:54 +0000 http://conditionalcognition.wordpress.com/?page_id=232#comment-333 Interesting...2nd flash card from above: The supposed Norwegian word "bugge" doesn't even exist in the Norwegian dictionary. It is however the 322nd most common last name in Norway, although the origin of "bugge" is not known. Anyway, great cards. Interesting…2nd flash card from above: The supposed Norwegian word “bugge” doesn’t even exist in the Norwegian dictionary. It is however the 322nd most common last name in Norway, although the origin of “bugge” is not known. Anyway, great cards.

]]> By: H http://conditionalcognition.com/slang-flashcards/#comment-312 H Tue, 15 Dec 2009 02:06:09 +0000 http://conditionalcognition.wordpress.com/?page_id=232#comment-312 Yep, sure does. ;) Yep, sure does. ;)

]]> By: Claire http://conditionalcognition.com/slang-flashcards/#comment-311 Claire Mon, 14 Dec 2009 13:17:07 +0000 http://conditionalcognition.wordpress.com/?page_id=232#comment-311 Love these :) Banging also means something else too.. Love these :)

Banging also means something else too..

]]> By: wea http://conditionalcognition.com/slang-flashcards/#comment-231 wea Sun, 18 Oct 2009 21:14:06 +0000 http://conditionalcognition.wordpress.com/?page_id=232#comment-231 lol ima let you finish but this is stupid lol ima let you finish but this is stupid

]]> By: H http://conditionalcognition.com/slang-flashcards/#comment-132 H Wed, 05 Aug 2009 23:43:47 +0000 http://conditionalcognition.wordpress.com/?page_id=232#comment-132 I know! I love these, too! That's my favorite quote from this set of cards. A friend of mine had the whole pack and the one for "janky" was awesome! It was some prep school girl dissin' another one by saying, "Those plaid knee high socks are janky!" I know! I love these, too! That’s my favorite quote from this set of cards. A friend of mine had the whole pack and the one for “janky” was awesome! It was some prep school girl dissin’ another one by saying, “Those plaid knee high socks are janky!”

]]> By: b0ll0cks http://conditionalcognition.com/slang-flashcards/#comment-131 b0ll0cks Wed, 05 Aug 2009 21:36:38 +0000 http://conditionalcognition.wordpress.com/?page_id=232#comment-131 These are hysterical. "The lawn bowling tournament will be banging" is the best. This post is Hella Tight Yo !!!! These are hysterical. “The lawn bowling tournament will be banging” is the best.
This post is Hella Tight Yo !!!!

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