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10 Mar 2006, 13:45

Jack_H wrote: who actually is juliette binoche? digital mike seems to bum her completely and i dunno who she is.

actress? from a band? just a nobody?

To bum her=to dig her, right?

:confused2:

Snorri xxx

10 Mar 2006, 13:53

yeah

it's another word you old timers won't get, like "mint" for example

it just means he seems totally obsessed with her

10 Mar 2006, 14:00

Jack_H wrote: yeah

it's another word you old timers won't get, like "mint" for example

it just means he seems totally obsessed with her

Old-timer! I'm still in my twenties (just), I'll have you know! Mind you I'm used to it - as a teacher, school kids have no idea of age - I've had anything up to late forties as guesses for my age... I shall definitely try to use this new vocab in conversation sometime though!

Snorri xxx

10 Mar 2006, 14:04

Jack, I think 'mint' has been doing the rounds since the '80's.

Maybe it's just a Manchester expression? Although I'm sure cockneys have been using it for donkeys too.

10 Mar 2006, 14:08

you're probably right

just that i've never heard an adult say it

10 Mar 2006, 14:12

You're the first person to ever call me an adult.

Thankyou.

10 Mar 2006, 14:34

And probably the last.................:D

10 Mar 2006, 20:12

Isn't Martin Gore also endorsing a new Tesco Club card, too?

10 Mar 2006, 23:00

Jack_H wrote: who actually is juliette binoche?

She's an actress.

10 Mar 2006, 23:44

Jack_H wrote: who actually is juliette binoche? digital mike seems to bum her completely...

:eek:

Either the meaning of that has changed since I was a lad or I've not been paying attention at all!

10 Mar 2006, 23:45

Isn't Martin Gore also endorsing a new Tesco Club card, too?

He's doing the ASDA one

11 Mar 2006, 03:16

Jack_H wrote: yeah

it's another word you old timers won't get, like "mint" for example

it just means he seems totally obsessed with her

Er, the Mondays used 'Bummed' in a very different context. It basically meant 'fucked'. If you'd Bummed a bird, you'd fucked her. They didn't think they could get away with calling an album 'Fucked' though.

Before you were born though, Jack. :nod:

11 Mar 2006, 03:23

Just fucked?

I've always thought bummed meant fucked up the bum?

Didn't the Mondays know the difference? Didn't they care?

Or am I just taking it all a little bit far for a Saturday morning?

11 Mar 2006, 03:26

Close your ears Juliette

11 Mar 2006, 03:34

BIGINOIL wrote: Just fucked?

I've always thought bummed meant fucked up the bum?

Apparently not, in Monday's parlance.

Just meant fucked.

Funny, only the Mondays could call an album Bummed thinking they were being clever.

11 Mar 2006, 03:37

Alright, anyone know how "Yes Please" got it's name?

11 Mar 2006, 19:44

BIGINOIL wrote: Alright, anyone know how "Yes Please" got it's name?

They liked the PSB album with a similar title.