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Funny Expressions From Your Neck of the Woods

Psionicist said:
A popular swedish comedian once mixed up several old swedish proverbs (on purpose). THey are _weird_ if you translate them to english:

"He who makes his own bed often knocks over a small tussock, over and over again."

"He who yells over the mad bird won't see the trees for the legs."
I'm going to have to use those for my next deranged NPC. :D
 

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As a slow defenseman (hockey) from the farming country of Ohio, I often find myself telling my younger, and less beer laiden (read: faster), teamates that, "the dog the $h*ts fast doesnt $h*t long". Or, "its better to be pissed off than pissed on".
 

"Shaking like a dog sh*tt*ng razorblades" - From a song, but I've picked it up. Shaking like crazy.

"Flurb" - Slang among some LARPers I know (they do the kind of LARP where role-play means beat each other up) for nerds or excessive rolplayers. If you've ever had a character (or LARPed a character) with drow, elves, dragons, fairies, or cat-people in your background, you may be a flurb. If you have at least 2 of the above, you're almost definately a flurb. If yo uhave all of the above, you're some kind of patron Saint of Flurbiness
 

"Flurb" - Slang among some LARPers I know (they do the kind of LARP where role-play means beat each other up) for nerds or excessive rolplayers. If you've ever had a character (or LARPed a character) with drow, elves, dragons, fairies, or cat-people in your background, you may be a flurb. If you have at least 2 of the above, you're almost definately a flurb. If yo uhave all of the above, you're some kind of patron Saint of Flurbiness

I don't see how LARPers can cast stones against said character choices, but to each their own.
 


Hauskaa on kuin anopin hautajaisissa = Having as much fun as at a mother-in-laws funeral.
- When having a lot of fun.

Lähti kuin lehmä suosta = Left like a cow from a swamp.
- When someone or something goes from a dead stop to a great speed.

Niin kiero mies että pitää ruuvata hautaan = Such a twisted man you have to screw him into a grave.
- Said of a dishonest man.

Hävis ku pieru saharaan = Lost like a fart in Sahara.
- When you really can't find something.

Putos ku eno veneestä = Fell like an uncle from a boat.
- When something or someone falls down fast and hard.

Huutaa kuin mummo uunissa = Shouts like a grandma in an oven.
- When someone shouts, very loud.

Toimii kuin junan vessa = Works like the toilet in a train.
- When something works perfectly.

Terve kuin pukki = Healthy as a goat.
- When someone is really healthy.

Tuijottaa kuin härkä uutta porttia = Stares like a bull at the new gate.
- When someone can't get their eyes off something.

Vituttaa kuin liito-oravaa hakkuuaukion reunassa = Pissed off like a flying squirrel next to a logging forest.
- When you are really angry.

:D
 



From Middle TN:

1. finer than frogs hair split 3 ways
2. Sh*t Fire and save matches!
3. Fixin' (I've lived in the South for 15 years and I still can't get over that one)

... there's others but I can't think of them right now...
 


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