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@pedro
Could not agree nor disagree with him 
Masterfuly said regarding Quim's heritage.
As a bonus regarding desgarrada, embolada and repente, I recall that my father said multiple times that hip-hop imitated them.
I don’t get it… what’s the pun?
Incidentally “quim” is short for “joaquim”
It's old English slang for the female genitals, not exactly a very complimentary word but has a great ring to it
It’s definitely a British thing @Gavinski , same reason we find Fanny Pack so funny 😂
Perhaps we’re just obsessed with female genitals ?
Fanny pack yeah (Oops, yes, I mean) 😂, those yanks sure do have some funny terminology.
I'm sure they find our (historical?) a use of the word 'fags' equally amusing. And bugger. I guess the Brits are obsessed with arsed too, come to think of it. It's all George Formby's fault, of course!
I used to travel here for work before I lived here permanently, and would sometimes travel with British colleagues.
When traveling with one, I tried hard to stop him from using the word fag, but when we were out drinking one time he asked the girl behind the bar “Do you have a fag machine here?” I quickly explained after seeing the horrified look on her face.
But yeah, ‘fanny pack’ was one of those expressions where I had to try hard to keep a straight face more often than I would like to have.
Well you learn something new every day 😂 how do you pronounce it? Like qweem?
If by “we” you mean the entire straight male population, then yes
Your father seems like a wise man 👍
No lol, rhymes with 'him'. So sounds like kwim
Being British means an obsession with bodily parts/functions humor from a very young age. It’s been suggested that eskimos have 40 words for snow - British English probably has at least that many words for male genitals, female genitals, breasts, feces, urine, etc.
I guess the only difference then from portuguese is stopping the sound at the end, we say kim without the “mh” stopper so like kimmmm (reverb forever)
I really enjoy these female genitalia old slang discussions here at the audiobus forum. I think maybe there should be a category
I love Quim
Hahahahaha
Don't believe him? Here's the proof!
Brits of a certain age will know where these come from immediately. Oh man, laughing out loud at some of these.
Hu.. I guess as much as you brits want to believe that fairytale that you’re special, that’s like a predicament of the whole humanity everywhere ever since the beginning of times
Is this the guy from They Might Be Giants?
Brits everywhere are probably saying “Hold my beer…” as they read this.
Viz!
can only be viz
I remember that! Brilliant!
The one and only haha. New Thread idea ‘Was Roger Mellie a genius?’ 🤓
Well we’ve managed to derail this thread in an interesting direction 💩
“Bollocks!”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b07g8psz
Canonized now by this BBC radios documentary lol
Excellent!
I’m not even mad 🤷♂️😂