I want to whine, I want to whinge, I want to stamp my feet.... [pmsumner]

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... and stick out my tongue and make farty noises at no-one in particular, but I can't, and I won't. Why?

Partly because I don't know what I want to whinge about. Partly because there is nobody to whinge at, and thirdly because I would feel bad for doing it.

My mind sucks sometimes!

Mood::

annoyed

Music:: Engelbert Humperdink on E4

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Whinge? I've never heard that word before.

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*is surprised*

intr.v. Chiefly British whinged, whing?ing, whing?es
To complain or protest, especially in an annoying or persistent manner

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Ah "Chiefly British"...that must be why I haven't heard of it. I'll file that with my other british words..."bint" & "skiving" :)

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"Bint"? *rofl* Who told you that? Or was it me? :)
eep!

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LOL
No, it wasn't you. My friend

jeaux called me that once and we had quite a discussion over whether it was derogatory or not.

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*lol* What did you decide?

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I think it is *definitely* an insult. He still thinks it's just a word meaning "a young woman".

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I'm with you, would normally call someone "a daft bint", not a "clever bint" :)

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2 entries found for bint.

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bint
n. Chiefly British & Offensive
A woman or girl.

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I think someone called someone else "a stupid bint" in the show Red Dwarf. lol

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then whats the difference between whine and whinge?

(and when I feel like doing that - you know, taking a small tantrum - I just do it. Just dont do it anywhere public!) ;-)

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Nothing really... I would say that they're the same thing. just two different words sounds better than one :)

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When I was in Egypt, the word "bint" was used to mean young woman, daughter, the Arabic has obviously been adopted over here, much the same as many other words. I do tend to agree though, it's not used in the nicest of ways here. It's usually used with some derogatory conatation. Just my two-penneth
*Waiting now for questions about two-penneth*

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It needs to be reclaimed...

I own bints.com - must get around to using it properly!

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Yeas, whatever happenned to your project regarding that?

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Still pending, must develop my HTML skills and sort out some content etc...

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What's two-penneth in real money then? :)

Thanks for that wee snippet, could be interesting to dig out more stuff like that!

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