PPD's obscene post count

[Kim]

depends on the context.

like i expounded ... double meanings.. in this cse multiple meanings.... depends on how it is used.....

ask the guys.....

:shakehead


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Well in the case of poster #42 it obviously meant a dry martini so I'm not sure what the problem is. Of course....maybe poster #36 was suggesting something else.

 

[paolov]

Would that give him more sip sip?

tsk tsk tsk ... now this has no meaning at all.

it's like saying

"would that give him more (any verb would do) "

when the term sip sip is an adjective.


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[Hammerhead]

guys, don't you think it would be an advantage to give Kim a bit of sip sip? He might stop deleting our brokeback threads

 

[boljakool]

oh my God! Kim just threw away the TOS...

he did!!! did he?!? what's happening here? and we're not even in BP?

 

[El Orans]

guys, don't you think it would be an advantage to give Kim a bit of sip sip? He might stop deleting our brokeback threads

Beware of the Pasaway AteBear...

 

[paolov]

guys, don't you think it would be an advantage to give Kim a bit of sip sip? He might stop deleting our brokeback threads

BRAVO ! :35: correct usage !



in this instance "guys, don't you think it would be an advantage to give Kim a bit of sip sip?" the term used is to mean as what it was earlier posted...

to get into good favor from ..

 

[Kim]

BRAVO ! :35: correct usage !


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That's very odd. You can't be speaking English. You just told me that sip-sip was an adjective but now claim that it's used correctly as a noun. Very odd.....and wrong!

 

[paolov]

That's very odd. You can't be speaking English. You just told me that sip-sip was an adjective but now claim that it's used correctly as a noun. Very odd.....and wrong!

exactly... double meanings and n\multiple meanings depends on the context of use


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[Kim]

to get into good favor from ..

and THAT is basically a verb!

 

[paolov]

and THAT is basically a verb!

colloquial pinoy 101


sip sip ka = you are a traitor (noun)

pasip sip = let me take a sip (verb)

isa kang sip sip = you are a kiss azz (adjective in the form that it is a description of the character)

kulang ka ng sip sip = you lack ***** (sorry i can't print it, TOS violation, sexual connotation)

from post #15

AHH ....

the usefulness of information is not just based on the text read.

it is the assimilation of the cultural nuances that would give insight to the experience a visitor may expect. as he would not be too cultured shock if say he read here in PPD that jokes are very much utilised in words having double meaning.

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Anthropologically speaking PPD is an overview of Manila culture. So the headaches we cause the MODs are in fact lessons in Philippine culture.

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