Date: Mon, 05 Jun 2006 17:30:47 GMT From: "Michael Jones" <mj366nospamail.com> Subject: Re: Question for the UK Saabers
There's a good defintion on Wikipedia, including its original meaning which was more than a mild expletive. Bugger (the word, not necessarily the original verb!) is very common in Oz and appears in advertising eg "Toyota's Big Bugger of a Sale" was all over the billboards last time I was there. Mike "Bob" <uctraingnospamanet.com> wrote in message news:hm0n7256j9bieg5ar4ga5lmj5qnn2ftundnospamcom... > What is the word "buggered" slang for in the UK ie. what's the USA > equivalent? Does a phrase like "all buggered up" mean "all fouled up" > or something more serious like "all fscked up" ? Do you ever tell > someone to "get buggered" ? > > Thanks, >
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