Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Cock juggling thunderc--t has been used in both email and conversation.
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[NSC] NSC speak - but not on NSC
- Thread starter Bodian
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Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
A phrase which originated in one of the Blade movies ( Trinity ? ) rather than on NSC, of course.
Surrey_Albion
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I found myself using fixtures and shirley (I know shirley is a film quote but is used often here)
Our whole family still uses this on occasion.
Taybha
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Uh_huh_him
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I often use the abbreviated "scenes"
Which doesn't make any sense at all.
Which doesn't make any sense at all.
Aveacarlin'
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Shirley, Were loose and could do a job are faves of mine.
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Brightonfan1983
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Describes herself as "French in London" on Twitter, and haven't the heart to question her shameless cultural appropriation
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FatSuperman
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I don't think 'absolute scenes', or 'scenes' are NSC phenomenons? Fixtures and we're loose are the only ones I don't think I've heard anywhere else.
Puppet Master
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I've started using "ok mate" in a kinda non-sequitir fashion in my Whatsapp groups. Nicked it off that dinny kid who used to post on here.
Brightonfan1983
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Aren't they? Oh. Fair play. I hadn't heard Scenes used outside of here. Maybe I should get out more...
Aveacarlin'
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Were loose has always been a favourite and comes out occasionally.
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Ecosse Exile
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I wondered what 'excuse fixtures' meant, so I might as well ask, what does this mean:
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Just noticed your join date, so i suppose it is something that you genuinely dont understand.
Although the other replies you have recieved are correct in that it is something that has been posted before, it came about years ago because so many people used to start threads or ask during threads "when are the fixtures out?". It happened so regularly and really became a bit boring.
So now if someone starts a thread that has been posted previously it will usually be greeted with "fixtures" within the first few replies, or if someone starts a thread that they feel may have been done before they will quite often say "excuse if fixtures"
Gazwag
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Cian
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The tags on that post have the dear departed (well, I've not seen anyone use them in years) alternates of Ringtones and Kanchelskis.
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I started this thread ages ago, and thought it had died a death! However, on a related note - we have just been issued with lanyard ID cards at work for the first time. The football goers amongst us have [rather childishly I accept] been going round saying 'who are ya, who are ya?' to others....
Only one of my colleagues has responded with 'who the 'kin hell are you?' so far!
Only one of my colleagues has responded with 'who the 'kin hell are you?' so far!
Used ‘flounced’ on many an occasion.
Ecosse Exile
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2006!, Bloody hell didn't realise it was that long ago, time flies.
Haha, just noticed one of the hashtags on that, gosbts ringtone, that was another that would be asked regularly, anyone got gosbts for a nokia 3210 etc.
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banjo
GOSBTS
Haha is a ****. That’s been said a few times.