anything with a pulse would be your love bunny

I was just gonna say that I was his love bunny but you confirmed it already dawn

we can all be love bunnies. its the new age.

I could be a bunny......i'd grow a tail and everything

Guevarista wrote:
E for effort!

Gilly wrote: A is for Apple

Guevarista should not leave the forum. He is a thoughtful and interesting poster who offers a different perspective, one that is not useless DIFtastic deranged bullshit but rather one that makes people think about their positions. A bit of intellectual tension is a necessary thing even if people might experience it as uncomfortable from time to time. Guevarista invariably has something interesting to say and would be a significant loss. I think he should capitulate to his addiction.

If you'd posted that a couple of months ago DM, I'd have totally agreed with you but in the time you haven't been posting much, he's more often than not just been a jumped up little cunt, pissing all over the place, being disrespectful of others' experiences, arguing for the sake of it and is doing it to this day

dubmeup wrote:
And if he doesn't reply "No I'm not" he'll go down in my estimation too.

oioioi wrote: It's Christmas ffs .
i don't really know what i;m supposed to have done?

And that's a very big part of the problem Gue. You don't have a clue what you've done...

You're a materialist aintya? Christmas?

So this is Christmaaas, and what has Guev dooone?

dubmeup wrote: So what should a materialist call this time of year according to you then?

Mr. Wolf wrote:
I see what ya did

Guevarista wrote:
Call it what you like, I was more interested in your apparent appeal for some Christmas spirit.

dubmeup wrote:
What is a a jumped up little cunt?

Is that some kind of British jargon?

It is perfectly easy to find in a dictionary be it either a British dictionary or an American dictionary.



strikes again

Thanks for some very welcome good humour Mr Wolf

@ Mikey.....is it in the OED?

dubmeup wrote:
Yes and in the MWD (a US dictionary) too. I checked.

Stuck-up
Informal
conceited, arrogant, or snobbish

Here is the link to "stuck up" in the American sense, which not only exists but is fairly synonymous
www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/american/stuck-up

If, RA wants to claim that "little" and "cunt" are not common to US and British English, that is up to him.

Ah right cheers. I may be inclined to give the benefit of the doubt on the "jumped" up bit which although pretty much a synonym for conceited and arrogant in Britland, may not be in common use o'er the pond and may or may not appear in the dictionary.