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[Lou]

Recently learned a new word from a poster I think from England. He said he was 'chuffed', which he explained was 'very happy'. I was using it around the house until my wife made me stop. She thought it sounded dirty.

[hanabi]

Hey Lou!!

That is indeed an English word

And I'm chuffed that you are using it!!

[dattia]

Is chuffed the opposite of gutted?

[hanabi]

Is chuffed the opposite of gutted?

[Drunkenclam]

Well chuffed init.

[luckydog]

a new word to use in scrabble

[Sid]

as long as you arent the one stealing the G's

[owennewton]

wow Sid! I think you need a cheeze burger there, looking a little thin

[mxfaiman]

as long as you arent the one stealing the G's

Sorry sid I was using this. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/adam.bo...abblelists.htm (I'm not very good at thinking of words )

[beachcat]

I noticed that "ah bless" seems to be a popular saying also

[Drunkenclam]

I noticed that "ah bless" seems to be a popular saying also

Decades ago maybe

[hanabi]

whereas 'Oh My Giddy Aunt!!' is as popular today as it's always been*


*well it is in my house

[takethecastle57]

Oh, apples and pears

[BigBearSteve]

Oh, apples and pears

Or, Beans and Weenies

[Drunkenclam]

Weenies? That's not an English word. But stairs are