What's ur favorite British slang word?

@Deadcutie Two possible answers for this. The first is that it is taken from the Latin Quid Pro Quo. Which basically means 'Something for something else' (as i understood it)
The second possibility is that may have been a reference to Quidhampton in Berkshire; England where it's believed the Pound note was printed at the time.

@Picklebobble2 yeah I think it's the second one, makes more sense

@SW-User YOU are well fit

@TheGoodGuy 😁

@SW-User GORN !!!!

@Jentlemen GORN

@SW-User BA

@Gangstress u get me n' ting 😉

@DreamyCrush I like this word. If you're feeling angry you can really put some force behind it !

@Deadcutie 🇬🇧 Rubbers = Erasers
Fags = Cigarettes

@Picklebobble2 yeah I know, they mean totaly difrent things here.. rubbers= condoms
Fags= not so nice way of calling someone gay

I thought rubbers were rain boots?

@Deadcutie British and American. Two different ways of saying two totally different things !😱

@Gangstress Oh that's 'Rhyming slang'. Used in London primarily on the markets or at the Docks.
Theory is it was developed so that the 'upper-class' bosses couldn't understand when the 'working-class' workers were talking about them !

@Elizabeth28 I think the term 'Feck' is Irish.
I know the first time i heard it was in a James Joyce novel.

@Picklebobble2 ooh bloddy herll your right me mistake now i feel like a dang fool thak you

@SW-User bloke; Chap; Fellow; 'Chief'; 'Guvnor';

@Newandimproved whats ta and i have 3?

@Newandimproved ta is an informal way of saying thank you

and I wasn't clear - I meant I have three favorites

oh and I love ticketyboo!
as in everything is okay

@DanielChristensen what's that mean