"Lads" and "banter"

Cr0fty said:
So I was bunning the peng with my mans, when bare other mans tried to make it a lengting! I was like allow bare beef, it's long... But they were all sending direct, so we went in greazy and left mans shook!
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"So, I was smoking some rather fine herb with my friends, when several other gentlemen approached us with a most aggressive mannerism. I was at this point trying to curtail their efforts, stating that they should refrain from physical exchanges due to incomprehensible implications, but alas it was in vein. They proceeded to escalate the situation with their most provocative statements, thus we descended upon their ranks with all haste, leaving said gents in a state of fear, disarray and most importantly shame."
 
Scuzi said:
I find the over use of "Comedy" more irritating.

"It was such a comedy night"
"OMG he's so comedy!"
"Want to go out for a few comedy drinks?"

The people who say it deserve to be beaten with a claw hammer.
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We use it from time to time, but only as a noun, not as an adjective as you've said. For example "It was pure comedy" when relating some funny occurrence.
 
I'm probably guilty of all of these things, although the latest word to seemingly catch between a handful of us is 'bonus' :o

The really confusing one is 'allow', which is apparently a london thing:

"Do you want to go for a jog?"
"Allow going for a jog!"

In that context it actually means I don't want to go for a jog :confused: :p
 
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