OT- What do you think the following expression means

[narf poit chez BOOM]

hook?
*wonder's if Tesco has an ish-wish dish*

[Kamog]

All right, so what's the right answer?

[tesco samoa]

Alright ANSWER for this area...

Used when someone gets flattened.

Like they drop and a puff of smoke should rise up.

They can run into things, A great body check etc..

Also used when you really beat someone at something

'Smoked em'


Now Someone else take this thread over with an expression.

It is rather neat to see how people view words

[narf poit chez BOOM]

ok...name one nursery rhyme and the historical event that started it.

warning: people may get creeped out each time they hear nursery rhymes after this.

[Puke]

I'll take an easy one:

Ring Arround the Rosie

and

The Black Plague

[Loser]

Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary.

Mary Queen of Scotts

[Kamog]

Jack and Jill went up the hill...

refers to the beheading of Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette in France in 1793.