Songs that describe you.

[travis712]

Originally Posted by 2.2 Straight six

limp bizkit - full nelson.

all my life people have talked shit behind my back, an none of them that did that knew me at all. then when the time comes they deny it an can't say anything to my face.

i dont ofter get hostile when people say stuff about me behind me back, but i did once spark someone for sayin stuff about me my mates an family. im not really a violent person anymore.

What does spark someone? Knock 'em out? Im in the U.S, cut me some slack

[2.2 Straight six]

yea, pretty much, if you spark someone it means you punch them in the face, but usually like an attack no the "take this outside, then fight" it like someone's said something about you, you go up an "spark" them in the face, there are no words before it. it comes from the term "spark out".

for example: if someone said something about me an i got pissed an i hit them an so on i sould say: "i smacked him spark-out".

spark-out meaning knock-out, if you got punched spark-out it means you got puched out-cold/knocked-out

out-cold also means knocked out, like unconscious.

an when i say "smacked" i dont mean like a slap smack, again smack here often means punched.

e.g. "he said stuff about me, so i went an smacked him, he swung back an i sparked him, he tried again but i smacked him spark-out"

translated:
"he said stuff about my, so i went an punched him, he swung back an i punched him (in the face, sparked means punched in the face), he tried again but i punched him out-cold."

i hope that explains it, all our crazy London-Lingo.

[KustmAce]

Originally Posted by 2.2 Straight six

yea, pretty much, if you spark someone it means you punch them in the face, but usually like an attack no the "take this outside, then fight" it like someone's said something about you, you go up an "spark" them in the face, there are no words before it. it comes from the term "spark out".

for example: if someone said something about me an i got pissed an i hit them an so on i sould say: "i smacked him spark-out".

spark-out meaning knock-out, if you got punched spark-out it means you got puched out-cold/knocked-out

out-cold also means knocked out, like unconscious.

an when i say "smacked" i dont mean like a slap smack, again smack here often means punched.

e.g. "he said stuff about me, so i went an smacked him, he swung back an i sparked him, he tried again but i smacked him spark-out"

translated:
"he said stuff about my, so i went an punched him, he swung back an i punched him (in the face, sparked means punched in the face), he tried again but i punched him out-cold."

i hope that explains it, all our crazy London-Lingo.

Wow, a true English lesson

[BleedDodge]

Isn't London where they smoke fags?

[travis712]

Haha, I got you know 2.2, thanks for the lesson.

[2.2 Straight six]

yes, fag meaning cigarette.

Originally Posted by KustmAce

Wow, a true English lesson

yea, dont bother with dumb school lessons, sacrifice your education and learn slang an london-lingo from me !

[RickwithaTbird]

sounds like a revolution in progress....


wtf?

[Nicole8188]

Originally Posted by 2.2 Straight six

yea, dont bother with dumb school lessons, sacrifice your education and learn slang an london-lingo from me !

My new best friend just moved here from the UK to work with me, and I get these lessons everyday. One thing I've finally stumped her on is the phrase, "Mum's the word." Yes. Nicole is amazing. Plus, I've read Bridget Jones, so I'm pretty hip on all my London Lingo.

As far as songs, there are so many that describe me. At first, I was extremely tempted to put some stupid Britney Spears song, just to be a moron. But, I'll try to do this seriously.

There are a lot that describe me at different moods.

I think lately I've been feeling like Waiting In Vain by Bob Marley describes me best, at least my predicament.

Wow, this is a lot harder than I thought. I've been trying to find one for about 10 minutes. I'm resorting back to plan A and saying -

Britney Spears - Oops...I Did It Again

[MasterChief1724]

Cephalic Carnage- Dying Will Be the Death of Me

All except the one line
"Only happy when others are in pain."

[Muscletang]

Originally Posted by Nicole8188

I've been trying to find one for about 10 minutes. I'm resorting back to plan A and saying -

Britney Spears - Oops...I Did It Again

Dear God no!

Say it isn't so Nicole, say it isn't so.

[2.2 Straight six]

Originally Posted by Nicole8188

Waiting In Vain by Bob Marley

cool, i always listen to bob marley, i love "no woman, no cry" - the live version, also "concrete jungle" and "roots, rock, reggae" are some of my favourites.

yea, i have like 4 of his albums. such relaxing music.

Originally Posted by Nicole8188

Britney Spears - Oops...I Did It Again

i think i have lost all respect for you.





only jokin', but really ? that song is one of the many things that poses a serious threat in terms of pushing me over the edge, and into the fiery it of insanity.

[Nicole8188]

Haha, I was JUST JOKING. Calm down, everyone.

I love Bob Marley, which doesn't really make me original at all, because more than half the globe does. I don't love Britney Spears, which also doesn't make me original. And I was kidding about that song. Come to think of it, I think Bloc Party - This Modern Love describes me a lot. I love them, can't get over it.

[2.2 Straight six]

yea, everyone loves bob marley, my mates dad (who works with audio/video editing) smoked a huge joint with him. lucky bastard.

an yeah, i did know you were jokin, i dont think anyone would admit to it if that song described them.

[CaptainBennett]

The Hardest Part by Ryan Adams -- rings true with my job transistion.

[shnailpower]

wat describes me...? American Idiot, by Green Day.