"bro". and i really hate it's swedish equivalent "broshan"

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Originally posted by montana "bro". and i really hate it's swedish equivalent "broshan"

Whatever happened to broder?

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there is a difference. broder means brother and is rarely used in the friendly way like "bro" is used. the slang term for broder is bror or brorsan. however amongst the immigrant kids there is "broshan", which is pronounced with long o's & a's (and the a is extra lengthy). it was widely popularized by a swedish/kurdish comedian and once every ****** started saying it became very annoying.

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"I believe that's referred to as intelligent drum & bass, which obviously means there's a genre of stupid drum & bass out there" (John Peel)

Anyone know where "brosef" came from? I can't tell if I like it or find it annoying.

Hebrew?

Last edited by WittyHandle on Oct-21-2009 at 18:18

"take a shit"

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Originally posted by Slylee we WERE at a pretty ghetto high school that was about 85% black, 10% spanish and 5% white lol so maybe she was just trying to fit in.

there were 4 black people in my high school, and all of them were related.

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Originally posted by The17sss there were 4 black people in my high school, and all of them were related.

when they call each other "brothers" it doesn't necessarily mean that they're actually related.

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Originally posted by lücid when they call each other "brothers" it doesn't necessarily mean that they're actually related.

don't forget "cuz" or "cousin"

or broskis, or anything -skis lol

These annoy me:

boppy
bubba
bubby
I dunno eh - sounds like a question but it's not
hubby
using 'ipod' in reference to anything that plays music
kicks
schoolies

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Originally posted by FuzzQi using 'ipod' in reference to anything that plays music

omg! And some ads saying something along the lines of "Listen to this on your ipod"...

"'bout it" or about it

as in, "yo, you 'bout it to go to Rutgers this weekend?"

All my idiot friends say it and unfortunately it slips out every once in a while.

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