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Am I that old ??
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I love a compliment - and I just got called
Leng
Do you all get the new slang ??
Steve can help us out I know, but I fear the rest of us are getting left behind  |
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"I'm 27 and today is the first time I've heard of this word. Am I old too?
K
Jesus …. I’m old
I remember 27 "
I wasn't trying to call you old  I'm sorry if I came across that way.
Eh...it's alright I guess, the panic of being almost 30 is setting in 
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"I didn't think leng was even being used anymore  that was from back when I was like 15 lmao
The kids (me) still say leng. And peng. "
Do you still use "oi my size!"? |
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"I'm 27 and today is the first time I've heard of this word. Am I old too?
K
Got to be more to done with social circle than age I expect. "
That explains it...I don't have a social circle #SociallyAwkward
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"I didn't think leng was even being used anymore that was from back when I was like 15 lmao
The kids (me) still say leng. And peng.
Do you still use "oi my size!"? "
I’ve never said that in my life. Nor have I called someone a Yat. . I was a good yute from a good home  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm 27 and today is the first time I've heard of this word. Am I old too?
K
Jesus …. I’m old
I remember 27
I wasn't trying to call you old I'm sorry if I came across that way.
Eh...it's alright I guess, the panic of being almost 30 is setting in
K"
I was kidding - you didn’t offend  |
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"I didn't think leng was even being used anymore that was from back when I was like 15 lmao
The kids (me) still say leng. And peng. "
But is it an age thing or a London thing? Am I too old or too Northern?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I didn't think leng was even being used anymore that was from back when I was like 15 lmao
The kids (me) still say leng. And peng.
But is it an age thing or a London thing? Am I too old or too Northern? "
I think it’s just a slang thing. I think I’ve heard Aitch use peng in a lyric so not a London thing. But I don’t think it’s age specific, it’s more about what cultural things you follow, are around and are influenced by.
As a sociologist once said- there’s only cultural difference!
Sorry didn’t mean to get all deep there. |
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"I didn't think leng was even being used anymore that was from back when I was like 15 lmao
The kids (me) still say leng. And peng.
But is it an age thing or a London thing? Am I too old or too Northern?
I think it’s just a slang thing. I think I’ve heard Aitch use peng in a lyric so not a London thing. But I don’t think it’s age specific, it’s more about what cultural things you follow, are around and are influenced by.
As a sociologist once said- there’s only cultural difference!
Sorry didn’t mean to get all deep there. "
Aha! So I'm too boring! That makes sense  |
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Just looked it up in an online urban slang dictionary. Peng and leng are interchangeable and mean desirable, attractive or sexy. To call someone even more desirable, attractive and sexier it says peng a leng. And here's me thinking that's what the Bay City Rollers sang!
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I didn't think leng was even being used anymore that was from back when I was like 15 lmao
The kids (me) still say leng. And peng.
But is it an age thing or a London thing? Am I too old or too Northern?
I think it’s just a slang thing. I think I’ve heard Aitch use peng in a lyric so not a London thing. But I don’t think it’s age specific, it’s more about what cultural things you follow, are around and are influenced by.
As a sociologist once said- there’s only cultural difference!
Sorry didn’t mean to get all deep there.
Aha! So I'm too boring! That makes sense "
I mean… Let me know if you’re tryna change that   |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I didn't think leng was even being used anymore that was from back when I was like 15 lmao
The kids (me) still say leng. And peng.
But is it an age thing or a London thing? Am I too old or too Northern? "
I’m a Londoner |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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I think it’s just a slang thing. I think I’ve heard Aitch use peng in a lyric so not a London thing. But
I've never written a song with peng in the lyrics! "
Try it try it |
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"I didn't think leng was even being used anymore that was from back when I was like 15 lmao
The kids (me) still say leng. And peng.
But is it an age thing or a London thing? Am I too old or too Northern?
I’m a Londoner "
Get yer snap xx |
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By *rAitchMan
over a year ago
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I think it’s just a slang thing. I think I’ve heard Aitch use peng in a lyric so not a London thing. But
I've never written a song with peng in the lyrics!
Try it try it "
I write songs with words that I understand haha |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Not heard that one, I knew of peng, my kids use some but I'd be too scared to ask them what some of it means incase they ask why I want to know, awkward |
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I hadn’t heard this one
I think I’m in the middle. I don’t know what the new words are but whenever I try to get into an older man’s bed I need a translator. One kept going on about someone being a sandwich short for a picnic and I just thought I just wanna have sex not a picnic with your mates.
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"I hadn’t heard this one
I think I’m in the middle. I don’t know what the new words are but whenever I try to get into an older man’s bed I need a translator. One kept going on about someone being a sandwich short for a picnic and I just thought I just wanna have sex not a picnic with your mates.
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Less chat, more action x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I didn't think leng was even being used anymore that was from back when I was like 15 lmao
The kids (me) still say leng. And peng.
But is it an age thing or a London thing? Am I too old or too Northern?
I’m a Londoner
Get yer snap xx"
Shut up ! |
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By *rAitchMan
over a year ago
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"Oh god, I'm so confused
Peng a leng dang a dong up your bong a ding I do not know what it all means???"
All I hear is Showaddywaddy singing "Who put the bomp in the bomp-a-bomp-a-bomp" |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Unlike when someone says Par.
This is when someone insults you, that’s a par. When someone ignores you, that’s a par. When something bad happens, that’s a par. Usually, the word is used to just draw attention to the fact you’ve been wronged in some way.
been parred... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Unlike when someone says Par.
This is when someone insults you, that’s a par. When someone ignores you, that’s a par. When something bad happens, that’s a par. Usually, the word is used to just draw attention to the fact you’ve been wronged in some way.
been parred..."
I’m learning so much today |
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By *rAitchMan
over a year ago
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"Unlike when someone says Par.
This is when someone insults you, that’s a par. When someone ignores you, that’s a par. When something bad happens, that’s a par. Usually, the word is used to just draw attention to the fact you’ve been wronged in some way.
been parred..."
I assume Par in this instance comes from the golfing term Par, meaning Average - "he was 2 under par at the 7th". |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I hadn’t heard this one
I think I’m in the middle. I don’t know what the new words are but whenever I try to get into an older man’s bed I need a translator. One kept going on about someone being a sandwich short for a picnic and I just thought I just wanna have sex not a picnic with your mates.
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My gf uses that phrase and it cracks me up every single time |
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