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84What is Wrong with the N Word?
by Stay at Home Dad
Let there be no doubt- the "N" word is always good for a raised eyebrow or two whenever uttered. Are you feeling insignificant and seeking attention from the media? Toss out the N word when referring to your... published 3 days ago
80Texasisms: A Glossary of Texan
by Peter M. Lopez
When traveling abroad, it is usually wise to learn a few words and phrases in the native language to help in case you find yourself in a jam. It is also wise to learn a little about the native culture to make... published 3 months ago
82JackSpeak - Language and Slang of the Royal Navy
by Rik Ravado
The British Royal Navy has a language all of its own. Jackspeak, or navy slang reflects both its long history and also the culture (good and bad) of the sailor. Everyday expressions. published 7 months ago
87Cockney Rhyming Slang! What Does It All Mean?
by compu-smart
is a traditional and fun extension to the English language which originated in the East End of London, and is used by many of the residents of this area. These residents are known as Cockneys...Other parts of... published 2 months ago
64Australia: Rhyming Slang
by Patty Inglish, MS
Australia's rhyming slang is a lot of fun. Here is a page of such slang that I've learned through teaching English, along with what the terms mean. published 12 months ago
74Name the Body Parts Challenge
by jimmythejock
I was talking with a friend the other day when he set me a challenge, which I thought that I would share with you guys. We all have a body and we all know the names of the parts of the body, but how many... published 13 months ago
59Speak Geek: Learn Computer Slang
by Curmudgeon
Know how to speak like a true computer geek? If not here's how to chat/IM like a Pro!!! Also Parents who have Teens/Kids who use the internet this is a must read...know what "WTGP?" stands for or the meaning of "POTS" if not learn how to cipher their words online..... published 18 months ago
84Slang and Language Change
by Patty Inglish, MS
This is information about langages, their relatedness, and how languages change. Slang is a part of this change process over the decades and centuries and really very interesting. published 12 months ago
77Lay, Lie, Sit, and Set
by Patty Inglish, MS
Lay, Lie, Sit, and Set are all verbs that refer to potions and places. This makes them cousins of a sort. To the right, you can see pictures of a bedstead (bedframe, just missing a matress), a couch made from... published 9 months ago
59Welcome 2 Ghettonation....Please take your seats
by Ambitious26
That is so ghetto. Huh? At a local strip club in Atlanta, a stipper was seen giving a lap dance while eating a chicken wing. Ghetto. "I'm not gone never worry ‘bout buying this dress, ‘cause I'm gone... published 4 weeks ago
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