could stand for "tomorrow" sometimes
toms
Here's some British slang for you...it's used mainly in police circles, especially in London. A tom is a female prostitute.
Not slang - it's also a name for a male cat.
An abbreviation: a tomato. (pronounced: ['tom-a:tOu] or "tom-ah-toe")
Not slang - it's also a name for a male cat.
An abbreviation: a tomato. (pronounced: ['tom-a:tOu] or "tom-ah-toe")
There's also a peeping-tom. - A person who gets sexual pleasure from secretly watching other people.
Ben.
Ben.
We Germans use the term 'tom' as an informal word for the British. I suspose you can say it's like 'yank' for American.
"We Germans use the term 'tom' as an informal word for the British. I suspose you can say it's like 'yank' for American."
I heard about that. You call them tommies and refer to their shit tanks as 'Tommy cookers'
I heard about that. You call them tommies and refer to their shit tanks as 'Tommy cookers'
"I heard about that. You call them tommies and refer to their shit tanks as 'Tommy cookers' "
Best thing you can do with a British soldier. Perhaps frying them with a few sliced onions would be nice.
Best thing you can do with a British soldier. Perhaps frying them with a few sliced onions would be nice.
I hear there were a couple more British soldiers killed today. Ah well....
"We Germans use the term 'tom' as an informal word for the British. I suspose you can say it's like 'yank' for American. "
We call Germans "krauts". "Kraut" means "cabbage". Like cabbages, Germans are dull, boring and completely humourless.
We call Germans "krauts". "Kraut" means "cabbage". Like cabbages, Germans are dull, boring and completely humourless.
"We call Germans "krauts". "Kraut" means "cabbage". Like cabbages, Germans are dull, boring and completely humourless."
We refer to the British(mainly English) as "Brit bastards". Simple but effective.
We refer to the British(mainly English) as "Brit bastards". Simple but effective.
We refer to Americans as 'Yankolanders' which isn't meant to offend. Lately your president been a 'wankolander' instead. ;)
>>We call Germans "krauts". "Kraut" means "cabbage". Like cabbages, Germans are dull, boring and completely humourless.<<
At least here, the term "Kraut" is the kind of thing that is primarily only used by older people, as Germans are just called "Germans" by younger individuals here today. Actually, the only person I know who uses the term in real life is my dad, and even then it is somewhat in jest, considering that he is from a very German family himself.
At least here, the term "Kraut" is the kind of thing that is primarily only used by older people, as Germans are just called "Germans" by younger individuals here today. Actually, the only person I know who uses the term in real life is my dad, and even then it is somewhat in jest, considering that he is from a very German family himself.
Americans are sometime called 'Sammies' after that Uncle Sam dude what-you-call-it.