Evil Neo-con Palestine Quiz

Pissed: American English - very angry; British (& Commonwealth English) - very drunk.
Pissed off: British & Commonwealth English (and Harlem

) - very angry.

Moderateman

on Oct 27, 2005

oic, I do get pissed {American but not pissed {uk} now I got it straight and will stop pissin on yer parade. heh

Thank you to chak for including Harlem into the equation

Dr Guy

on Oct 27, 2005

Pissed: American English - very angry; British (& Commonwealth English) - very drunk.
Pissed off: British & Commonwealth English (and Harlem ) - very angry.

Just wait! We will convert you to our vernacular!

Thanks for another lesson.

UBoB

on Oct 27, 2005

Taking a piss: UK and American English - taking a piss.
Taking the piss: UK English - to deflate somebody, to disabuse them of their mistaken belief that they are special.
Taking the piss: American English - uh, um, ahhh, yuck, it's just to disgusting to even think about let alone define.

Chakgogka

on Oct 27, 2005

#14 by UBoB

Now, you're just taking the piss!

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