'LAD'

[bledd]

Doesn't bother me, I quite enjoy reading www.truelad.com from time to time. Although I can imagine it being annoying if uni toffs were constantly saying 'banter' etc

Just read this one..

"On my 18th went out dressed in a quality Darth Vader costume and the LADs dressed as stormtroopers. Got to one club and the doorman (massiveLAD) jokingly said we werent allowed in, so i force choked him he played along fell to the floor and we marched in. The DJ played the Darth vader music and the star wars theme tune. And I pulled. GreatNightLAD"

 

[robmol]

As in "what a lad"? Have not heard this since secondary school!

 

[Jono]

Grinds your... boat?

 

[Gilly]

Grinds your... boat?

Yeah. Far worse than lad.

 

[arctine]

ITT:

Weirdos with no friends

 

[DiCe!]

Banter = low grade bullying.

And Im ok with it

 

[Jay794]

How on earth can English be your first language and you not understand we have lots of words with more than one meaning?

I get that but how can "lad" mean anything different? a "lad" is a guy, a male, a mate

I say "Already Lad" all the time, what else could it possible mean?

 

[Malevolence]

I don't know if they still do it, but back in the 70s/80s we had 'Lads 'n' Dads' football. There was never any complaints or faux angst over the name though

 

[Jonny69]

I thought it stopped being cool to be a lad about 15 years ago?

Blame 'Loaded' magazine for lad culture.

 

[Swifty55]

Nice1 Ladchap Prokiddo dindins!111!!

 

[Elixir]

I get that

You don't get it.

 

[Cosimo]

As in “lively youth” doesn't offend me.

 

[Jay794]

You don't get it.

Well explain then, because AFAIK the word "Lad" only has one meaning

 

[Haggisman]

Now that is a phrase I dislike! Said by all the lads and lad-ettes.

"On it tonight with the girlies".

Like sonic?

 

[EdGey]

I thought lad meant... boy?

Something only those who were older than you might say...

 

[Tefal]

Well explain then, because AFAIK the word "Lad" only has one meaning

google urban dictionary lad.

 

[Le_Petit_Lapin]

Can generally be switched out with the word "scumbag".

 

[wannabedamned]

I get that but how can "lad" mean anything different? a "lad" is a guy, a male, a mate

I say "Already Lad" all the time, what else could it possible mean?

Something else.

 

[Efour]

eh up lad, trouble at mill.

I didnt think people still used ladette and laddishness, early noughties popular culture.

You crazy kids!

 

[reflux]

'LAD' culture appears to involve hedonism and misogyny mixed with a dash of brotherly love. Male university students aged 18-21 are the key progenitors of this trend, and after graduation soon realise what an **** they were for three years and how much better they could have done at uni without it.