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Don't get it mate!!!

 

Please elaborate my new firend from Down Under:)

 

H.

courtesy of wikipedia:

 

The slang term pwn is a term used primarily in the Internet gaming culture, means to soundly defeat an opponent. It is generally used for taunting of a player's in-game enemies, and rubbing in victories.

 

The etymology of the term pwn is believed to be rooted in a typographical error arising from the close proximity of the 'p' key to the 'o' key on a standard keyboard. Initially — that is, before the term's adoption into the 1337 lexicon — "pwn" was generally parsed as an honest error and pronounced "own." Eventually, as the word took on a life of its own and began to convey a meaning stronger and more specialized than that of "own", its pronunciation began to vary as detailed below.

 

The term has become ubiquitous in Internet circles and is often used outside of gaming contexts. Its progressive form is "pwning." Its noun form is "pwnage" (or sometimes "pwned" or "pwnt"). An example: "Did you see that guy get pwned?" Appending "zors" creates a humorous variation of the word, e.g. pwnzors.

 

To be "owned" in the gaming world is to be miserably defeated by an opponent or an opposing team. However, the term "pwned" is usually used when the loser is humiliated in a fair competition.

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"but it but" ?

 

Yeah I realised I was too fast being a clever dick Jake!!

 

I was distracted in mid post whilst checking the spelling of "existence" cos to be honest I had a moment of doubt that has cost me dear.!!

 

I must now resign in disgrace and join the Saxo forum..!!:D

 

H.

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I can't believe you're moaning about 10 measly quid you tight get. I'm in the uk and I'm not interested in anything apart from being able to post and get info and have a laugh & banter etc same as everyone, what you DO get is advice worth many, many more times that ten quid than you can ever hope for. And access to the NWS section :eyebrows:

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I found this via google :)

 

It's going to help whenever the aussies post ;)

 

A guide to the "Aussie" talk...

 

Barbie (Barbeque) - A cook out. Many people get together for a 'barbie' in the warmer months. They are usually BYO (bring your own) meat and drinks.

 

Beaut - Very good. Excellent.

 

Billy - Used for making tea in, usually over a campfire.

 

Black Stump - Out towards the horizon, a long way away.

 

Block - Block has a few meanings but the more Aussie one is your head.

 

Bloke - A person, usually a male.

 

Blue - A blue can be a fight or the nickname of someone with red hair.

 

Bush - Bush refers to somewhere in the country or away from the city.

 

Crook - Not feeling well or not going well.

 

Dinkum - Genuine or honest.

 

Dunny - A toilet.

 

Fair Go - Give someone a chance or an opportunity to do something.

 

Galah - A fool or a silly person.

 

G'day - A greeting. It is the Aussie way of saying good day.

 

Grouse - Excellent.

 

Going "troppo" - Going tropical; laid-back and fun-loving; insane.

 

Gutzer - Some plans don't work out or to have an accident (to come a gutzer).

 

Hooly-Dooly - An expression of surprise.

 

Jakeroo or Jillaroo - A farm hand, usually on a cattle station (very large farms).

 

Joey - Baby kangaroo, still in the pouch.

 

Kick - To share or join in.

 

Like a bandicoot on a burnt ridge - Lonely and vulnerable.

 

Mate - This usually means a friend but it can be used to talk about or to anyone - even a total stranger.

 

No shortage of Oscar - To be flush with money.

 

Owyergoin - A greeting. How are you going? Often used with 'Gidday' and 'Mate'.

 

Pom or Pommy - English person.

 

Pub - Any hotel. A favourite meeting place of many Australians.

 

Ratbag - Someone who does not behave properly.

 

Raw Prawn - A lie or a con job.

 

Scrub - Can be the same as the bush or mean areas in the country where there are not many trees.

 

Sticky beak - Nosy person.

 

Sheila - Female or woman

 

Shout - Pay for someone else.

 

Skite - To boast.

 

Snag - Sausage.

 

Sport - A more general way of referring to someone rather than a mate.

 

Strewth - An exclamation, often of surprise.

 

Thongs - Rubber sandals or flip flops

 

Togs - A set of clothes. More often used to refer to a swimming costume.

 

Tucker - Food. Australian schools call their canteens a 'tuckshop.'

 

Whomajigger - Term for person or thing whose actual name you can't remember.

 

Winge - Complain and carry on unnecessarily.

 

Yakker - Work - usually hard work.

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So this whomajigger is a ratbag who is having a winge cos he has a shortage of oscar meaning he can't kick with the poms. Poor bloke must be like a bandicoot on a burnt ridge

 

:rlol: he must have a shortage of Oscar :( maybe he if went and did some yacker he would have no shortage of oscar and could join our pommy club :)

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Cool vid, any other good ones from Aus?

 

 

yep, lots. Someone usually takes a video camera along and puts together a vid. I'll find some more liks.

 

That yellow supe looks gread driving down a freeway. Bit lairy for everyday driving for my money tho. I don't like attracting that much attention.

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