what peculiar cheese...

 

*nibble*

hmmm south african slang...

skollie - a gangster, to steal (from Greek skolios "crooked", widely used in Cape Town, originally applied by Greek convenience-store owners to street-youths who shoplifted)

bakkie - a utility truck, pickup truck or ute in Australia

bergie - refers to a particular subculture of vagrants in Cape Town (from Afrikaans berg (mountain), originally referring to vagrants who sheltered in the forests of Table Mountain.) Increasingly used in other cities to mean a vagrant of any description.

bunking - as used in the UK, playing truant, skipping school/class

bundu - a wilderness region, remote from cities (from Shona bundo, meaning grasslands)

china - (e.g. howzit my china?) - abbreviated rhyming slang, "china plate", for "mate" also used in Cockney rhyming slang; derived from Chum

jol - another term more commonly used for partying and drinking. e.g. "It was a jol" or "I am jolling with you soon."

hipster kitteh!!

 

surprisingly accurate

awesome

That last one smiley? Amazing

*divides*

That last one smiley? Amazing

 

thank you I try

... :paranoid: