hi from leeds, england!!

[coelacanth_M]

i totally have diarrhea.

also, i'm not sure of the proper usage of "cheers" and it's really bothering me.

 

[xfer]

tell your waiter you really need a napkin!

 

[NAD]

If you're in a stall working out some serious bowel movement, and you realize there is no tp, asking for and receiving some from your neighboUr is a good time to say "cheers."

 

[FuSoYa]

There was a young fellow of Leeds
Who swallowed six packets of seeds.
In a month, silly ass,
He was covered with grass,
And he couldn't sit down for the weeds.

 

[frost_giant]

Now the only thing he needs
Is to sit silently until his ass bleeds.

bah

 

[azal]

shit!


NO PUN INTENDED LOLLOZZZZ ROFLLERRCOASTER.

 

[Josh Seipp]

cheers:thanks

 

[azal]

isn't it also used as a general greating like hi?

 

[Josh Seipp]

nah it's more of a "bye" thing I think!

 

[chupe666]

i thought it was (in oldwomanspeak :: brittalk)
toodaloo :: cheers
as
keister :: bum

 

[AndICried]

cheers - thanks, (not hi or bye, in that i live in england and have never heard it used in such a way)
+ mainly by 15-40 yr olds i would say

i think my sister's in leeds atm.

 

[Josh Seipp]

yeah see? I should never second-guess myself.

 

[AndICried]

>_<

 

[lizard]

don't forget "I'm chuffed" and "taking the piss out of"

 

[xfer]

in my experience with brits they say it after you hand them the spliff.