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An Afrikaans game similar to hide-and-seek. A person sits on "den" which is a sealed tin filled with pebbles placed in the centre of a drawn circle. He counts to 100 and then tries to find the other players. When he finds them he shouts "Bikaspaai vir (for)" and the friends name and where he is hiding. The person that was "on" must then run back to the circle and kick the tin away. The friend that was found must then run and retrieve the tin and place it back on it's spot. While he does this the person who was on goes to hide. The person who was caught is now on and can only start to look for people once the tin has been returned to the middle of the circle. During the game players can also kick the tin away while screaming "Blikaspaaaaaiii!". This gives people time to find a better hiding place as the person who is "on" can only search once they replace the tin on the centre of the circle.
"Blikaspaai vir Johan agter die boom!".
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A word originating in South Africa. Mostly used by young people to describe something that is repulsing, disgusting, gross, revolting, etc.
"Dude, I was walking in the park and I stepped in some runny dog poo, it was so siff!"
"How can you date that girl?! She is so siff!"
"Don't pick you nose dude, it's freaking siff!"
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Related to the Enid Blyton Noddy books and the TV show.
Used to denote that somebody has gloated about an achievement which was in fact really minimal or that even a child could do.
"I beat my 8 year old cousin at chess".
"Well done, Mike. You're only 20 years older than her. You deserve a Noddy Badge".
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