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TW Trader Woody Member Tiki Manor, Forest of Bowland,UK Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 2301	TW Trader Woody Posted posted on Tue, Nov 9, 2004 10:04 AM On 2004-11-09 09:43, martiki wrote: Something I noticed on that chav .pdf: Can the UK folks help me to better understand "minging"? I've never been totally clear on it. Minging is something that smells really unpleasent, and it's use has been widened to include anything that's deeply unpleasant. It tends to be used by Kappa Slappers (somewhat self-explanatory) & Chavs. Good call on the 'Straight from the Fridge Dad' book - a classic written by the ex-drummer from Gallon Drunk. A vast amount of new British slang arrives via Viz comic: http://www.viz.co.uk/ Try searching out their 'Roger's Profanisaurus' - the book of British obscenities. It describes minging thus: "Ming v. Scot. To emit a foul smell, to hum. 'Hoots mon, it's minging in here'." "Ming the Merciless n. an exceptionally foul smelling fart" Trader Woody [ Edited by: Trader Woody on 2004-11-09 10:05 ]

On 2004-11-09 09:43, martiki wrote:
Something I noticed on that chav .pdf: Can the UK folks help me to better understand "minging"? I've never been totally clear on it.

Minging is something that smells really unpleasent, and it's use has been widened to include anything that's deeply unpleasant. It tends to be used by Kappa Slappers (somewhat self-explanatory) & Chavs.

Good call on the 'Straight from the Fridge Dad' book - a classic written by the ex-drummer from Gallon Drunk.

A vast amount of new British slang arrives via Viz comic: http://www.viz.co.uk/
Try searching out their 'Roger's Profanisaurus' - the book of British obscenities. It describes minging thus:
"Ming v. Scot. To emit a foul smell, to hum. 'Hoots mon, it's minging in here'."
"Ming the Merciless n. an exceptionally foul smelling fart"

Trader Woody

[ Edited by: Trader Woody on 2004-11-09 10:05 ]

Post #124494 by Trader Woody on Tue, Nov 9, 2004 10:04 AM