[LE_VEY]

cheers for that link, im sure it will amuse you highly to know that i often go to cruises in my mates car which is an RS turbo and yeh we do race infact we did quite an impressive 140+ mph 4 up on the way back from guildford cruise the other day racing another RS turbo and they were only 2 up

[LE_VEY]

And Eddie for your info i actually hardly ever write the sort of things i say on here normally id have said bare timeage. bare means lots of by the way.

[Everlast]

timeage

Oooooh i love it "timeage" This is the new craze folks, add an "age" to the end of the word i.e. The other day when i had parked up to go into my local Tescos My friend Remarked "that is Yardage man" refering to the walk between my car and Tescos.

[Gigglyboots]

That could really spark off some funny new words, just I can't think of any at the moment!

[Funky Drummer]

I could really do with some shagage

[Gigglyboots]

Like that one

[Uglybob]

pissage - an alleyway that drunk people relieve themselves in at around 2:30am

[Morals]

timeage

Oooooh i love it "timeage" This is the new craze folks, add an "age" to the end of the word i.e. The other day when i had parked up to go into my local Tescos My friend Remarked "that is Yardage man" refering to the walk between my car and Tescos.

My drinking buddies and I have been using 'age' words for fecking ages. The most common would be 'spillage', which is shouted whenever spillage of a beverage (ooh, there's another one) occurs. I won't go into the whole sausage / ostrich thing...

[Gigglyboots]

Yep, but spillage is a proper word tho

spill·age Pronunciation Key (splj)
n.
The act of spilling.
An amount spilled.

Timeage isn't!

[Morals]

This is true...

[kendra k]

one of the best descendents songs EVER is "bikeage". you all should go and download it, especially if you like punk, you won't be dissapointed.

[LE_VEY]

Yardage???? nah we would say thats a mission, or milage. a yard is some1s house, either yard or gaff

[Eddie]

I truly hoep you really don't add "age" to any words that don't actually need it. If somewhere is a long way away you'd simply say - "that's a long way" not milage!!! Unl;ess of course you are a bit simple!

[LE_VEY]

we are not simple and i didnt make it up personally but yeh we do say milage and timage. you'll like this one eddie, if i was going to say there are lots of people here what do you think id say?

[LE_VEY]

since you disappeared eddie you canr guess whilst im online so il tell you i would say there is bare heads down here

[Morals]

Dear oh dear...