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16001st post... - oracle - 07-08-2003
That's a good idea, getting paid for updates. *Oracle starts thinking hard about going into webdesign*
16001st post... - UltimateQB - 07-08-2003
lol... it must be a big difference in time there!!! casue it's 1:30 am here! lol, well goodnight!!!
16001st post... - aardvark - 07-10-2003
Is "sadarse" a word?
16001st post... - Piptol - 07-10-2003
Quote:Is "sadarse" a word?Yes, but prolly only in UK (& NZ/Oz?) whereas everywhere else it's "sadass". And maybe if 'sadar' is a reflexive spanish verb, it would mean something there too (eg. "usted quiere sadarse? No, no quiero sadar.") but I'll have to let nathan/antoni/hd answer that..
..Or have I completely missed the point of your question?
16001st post... - aardvark - 07-10-2003
Yes, "arse" is the correct spelling in Australia.
Americans are stupid-- an ass is a donkey-- an arse is someone's bum!
And a bum is not a homeless guy, that is a tramp... ;P
Ah, the complexities of international linguistics.
But, what I was asking, is, "Can the word 'sad' be slapped on to the beginning of the word 'arse' to make an entirely new word? Or was that word already in use and I just unaware of it?
16001st post... - UltimateQB - 07-10-2003
oh, get off of it!! You are full of it man... I think sadarse is considered a word here! I know what you mean anyways!
But you guys do need to cool it with the negative comments about the US, I take them personally!!! and you don't want to see me angry :evil:
16001st post... - TheBigBasicQ - 07-10-2003
aardvark - isn't that the name of some animal. I think I had read it in some Hardy Boys book a long time ago.
sadarse I think that word already exists. Not too sure...though... :roll:
16001st post... - oracle - 07-11-2003
ass is a donkey, and not pronounced the same as "arse", which is pronounced by putting emphasis on the "r". It's a word in NZ (though slang) and is used in the context of "sore loser".
16001st post... - UltimateQB - 07-11-2003
lol, can someone stop this sadarse conversation???
and yes, an aardvark is an animal... haven't you ever seen "Arthur" on PBS !!! lol, that's what I get with little sisters
16001st post... - aardvark - 07-11-2003
BigBasicQ: An aardvark is a freakish African kinda burrowing animal with a hard, shell-like coating.
UltimateQB: Sorry
, I meant nothing seriously. It's just funny to hear a load of people calling each other donkies...oracle: In Australia, an 'arse' is a bum or a "dumb"-arse or someone who is generally a bastard... porbably the same in the land of sheep-sha-- New Zealand
.Oh, and an aardvark was deemed important enough to be put in a Hardy Boys book? What a privelaged animal :lol: