Pissed

[Diuretic]

No, I'm not angry. I was just thinking about this word. Apart from Dr Grump, Roomy and me and anyone else with a UK/AUS/NZ background, I would reckon most readers would see "pissed"="angry".

Some non UK/AUS/NZers might know that "pissed"= drunk in UK/AUS/NZ.

So, I could be pissed+pissed posting here. Or I could just be pissed.

Or I could get pissed after reading a few posts.

Funny thing though, the synonym for "angry" how passed into Australian casual language. But we tend to say "pissed off" which is, I think, the usual full expression in American. Americans drop the "off" and still understand that it means "angry".

Okay, I'm going to piss off now

 

[Article 15]

wicked pissah

 

[Article 15]

we also use the term "piss assed drunk"

"That dude over there is fuckin' piss assed drunk."

 

[strollingbones]

naw i know the term pissed means drunk to yall....

oddly the term i didnt know....was shag...here ...shagging is a dance....so imagine when i ask a younger friend of mine from canada if he would like to shag....he said sure...i replied...wow i am surprised you know how to shag...he imforms me ..he is young but not stupid...then i mention it being a local dance in nc...he mentions it is not a dance...or at least not one done standing up...i was red.

 

[Diuretic]

naw i know the term pissed means drunk to yall....

oddly the term i didnt know....was shag...here ...shagging is a dance....so imagine when i ask a younger friend of mine from canada if he would like to shag....he said sure...i replied...wow i am surprised you know how to shag...he imforms me ..he is young but not stupid...then i mention it being a local dance in nc...he mentions it is not a dance...or at least not one done standing up...i was red.

"Oh behave!"

But

"Shagging on the Boulevard" - Alabama.

I remember being a bit surprised when I saw that track on the cd

Given the sort of slowish tempo of the song I would think shagging is a sort of slow dance?

 

[Diuretic]

we also use the term "piss assed drunk"

"That dude over there is fuckin' piss assed drunk."

That's interesting because a lot of aboriginal people here, in the isolated areas will say something similar such as, "that bloke, he's pissed drunk, you need to take him in."

 

[LiveUninhibited]

naw i know the term pissed means drunk to yall....

oddly the term i didnt know....was shag...here ...shagging is a dance....so imagine when i ask a younger friend of mine from canada if he would like to shag....he said sure...i replied...wow i am surprised you know how to shag...he imforms me ..he is young but not stupid...then i mention it being a local dance in nc...he mentions it is not a dance...or at least not one done standing up...i was red.

It can be done standing up if the guy wants a lot of exercise. Helps if partners are about the same height.... ... .

 

[Immanuel]

No, I'm not angry. I was just thinking about this word. Apart from Dr Grump, Roomy and me and anyone else with a UK/AUS/NZ background, I would reckon most readers would see "pissed"="angry".

Some non UK/AUS/NZers might know that "pissed"= drunk in UK/AUS/NZ.

So, I could be pissed+pissed posting here. Or I could just be pissed.

Or I could get pissed after reading a few posts.

Funny thing though, the synonym for "angry" how passed into Australian casual language. But we tend to say "pissed off" which is, I think, the usual full expression in American. Americans drop the "off" and still understand that it means "angry".

Okay, I'm going to piss off now

Are you saying that people in Australia get drunk on piss? I'll never drink another Foster's again. I swear, I never will!

Immie

 

[Anguille]

No, I'm not angry. I was just thinking about this word. Apart from Dr Grump, Roomy and me and anyone else with a UK/AUS/NZ background, I would reckon most readers would see "pissed"="angry".

Some non UK/AUS/NZers might know that "pissed"= drunk in UK/AUS/NZ.

So, I could be pissed+pissed posting here. Or I could just be pissed.

Or I could get pissed after reading a few posts.

Funny thing though, the synonym for "angry" how passed into Australian casual language. But we tend to say "pissed off" which is, I think, the usual full expression in American. Americans drop the "off" and still understand that it means "angry".

Okay, I'm going to piss off now

Are you saying that people in Australia get drunk on piss? I'll never drink another Foster's again. I swear, I never will!

Immie

Funny, I bought a six pack of Foster's just last week. The guy in the liquor store told me an Australian woman had been in the store the day before looking for beer. He pointed her towards the Foster's but she said, "Oh no thanks. We make foster's in Australia and we sell it. But we Aussies NEVER drink it!".

Now I know why.

 

[Anguille]

wicked pissah

wicked nippah pissah!

 

[speedy35]

wicked pissah

wicked nippah pissah!

Better to be pissed off than pissed on

 

[Anguille]

I wonder if only Massholes say pissah when they mean something is really good?

 

[xsited1]

Damn Australians are always pissed! Here's an actual picture of Diuretic at home:

 

[random3434]

What about a pissant?

 

[Red Dawn]

No, I'm not angry. I was just thinking about this word. Apart from Dr Grump, Roomy and me and anyone else with a UK/AUS/NZ background, I would reckon most readers would see "pissed"="angry".

Some non UK/AUS/NZers might know that "pissed"= drunk in UK/AUS/NZ.

So, I could be pissed+pissed posting here. Or I could just be pissed.

Or I could get pissed after reading a few posts.

Funny thing though, the synonym for "angry" how passed into Australian casual language. But we tend to say "pissed off" which is, I think, the usual full expression in American. Americans drop the "off" and still understand that it means "angry".

Okay, I'm going to piss off now

my favorite british colloquialism is bugger.


Now, bugger off mate!

 

[random3434]

you know in england if they say they are going to have a fag, that means a smoke.

 

[speedy35]

and do you realize how many different ways the F_ _ _ word can be used?

 

[Diuretic]

No, I'm not angry. I was just thinking about this word. Apart from Dr Grump, Roomy and me and anyone else with a UK/AUS/NZ background, I would reckon most readers would see "pissed"="angry".

Some non UK/AUS/NZers might know that "pissed"= drunk in UK/AUS/NZ.

So, I could be pissed+pissed posting here. Or I could just be pissed.

Or I could get pissed after reading a few posts.

Funny thing though, the synonym for "angry" how passed into Australian casual language. But we tend to say "pissed off" which is, I think, the usual full expression in American. Americans drop the "off" and still understand that it means "angry".

Okay, I'm going to piss off now

Are you saying that people in Australia get drunk on piss? I'll never drink another Foster's again. I swear, I never will!

Immie

I'm going to be very vulgar now Immie - so anyone with a sensitive disposition should look away now.

Here if we're going out drinking we frequently (well some of us vulgar types) say we're "going to get on the piss."

And Fosters has been put in its place by Anguille so I'll leave it at that

 

[Said1]

No, I'm not angry. I was just thinking about this word. Apart from Dr Grump, Roomy and me and anyone else with a UK/AUS/NZ background, I would reckon most readers would see "pissed"="angry".

Some non UK/AUS/NZers might know that "pissed"= drunk in UK/AUS/NZ.

So, I could be pissed+pissed posting here. Or I could just be pissed.

Or I could get pissed after reading a few posts.

Funny thing though, the synonym for "angry" how passed into Australian casual language. But we tend to say "pissed off" which is, I think, the usual full expression in American. Americans drop the "off" and still understand that it means "angry".

Okay, I'm going to piss off now

pissed - drunk

piss off- well you know.

 

[Diuretic]

No, I'm not angry. I was just thinking about this word. Apart from Dr Grump, Roomy and me and anyone else with a UK/AUS/NZ background, I would reckon most readers would see "pissed"="angry".

Some non UK/AUS/NZers might know that "pissed"= drunk in UK/AUS/NZ.

So, I could be pissed+pissed posting here. Or I could just be pissed.

Or I could get pissed after reading a few posts.

Funny thing though, the synonym for "angry" how passed into Australian casual language. But we tend to say "pissed off" which is, I think, the usual full expression in American. Americans drop the "off" and still understand that it means "angry".

Okay, I'm going to piss off now

pissed - drunk

piss off- well you know.

Polite slang here says "nick off" instead of "piss off" but "piss off" is more satisfying when it has to be used