what if they say it in the east? it's a totally different world over there, man.

I've lived in the Pacific Northwest since Eisenhower was President, me either

they don't say it in the east. unless you mean east Washington state.

Sounds strictly like a Cali word imo.

I meant east WA state. Sorry. I'm a little scatterbrained today. :laughing:

I used to say things like fireplug for fire hydrant and icebox for refrigerator which are more archaisms than slang words. Every so often I say icebox, but it is a slip, not said on purpose. I use idioms sometimes when I write and catchphrase when I talk but only ironically, but that is about it. Catch-22 is a favorite because it was coined in Pennsylvania by Joseph Heller. Catch-22 is like Pennsylvania's own literary slang.

Today I heard some kids describing places as wet. From what I could gather, it means areas that have a lot of drugs. As opposed to dry. I thought it was pretty apt. Also why did this thread die? :(

Cause it was whack, yo.

Rhyme time with WD. I dig it.

I like to record music in a drainage pipe so I was obviously smoking ganja down there one day and these high school kids come along because they wanted to practice their tagging. But I remember them asking me if I was "*****ing" because I get dank stuff and the whole town smells when I light up or even pack a bowl. I thought it was a strange, if a tiny bit racist, way to say getting ****ed up.

Anyway, they threw up a few juvenile signs on the drainage pipe and I played to them doing just that. They must've thought I was one weird ass *****er.

Fix your ******s. I don't get it.

Obligatory music post:

I didn't realize it was censored. 'Chink'

EDIT: Picked a strange one off of WD today: Bankbankbankabankabankdun-na-na-na.