Some one who spreads their drama to others. They talk about their problems with everyone & also like to spread other peoples drama around.
âI know, I avoid people like her, Sheâs a leaf blower, I donât need that kind of drama deal in my lifeâ
âSheâs a dirty leaf blower spreading rumours like thatâ
When someone is about to go to the toilet you say âpoopie supportâ.
This can be used for purposes of;
support (1) or embarrassment (2).
1. When someone is constipated, tap on the door & whisper âpoopie supportâ, this is showing support & patience to a person if they are struggling to squeeze out a poo.
2. Commonly used in public, you announce someones toiletry behaviours by yelling âpoopie supportâ alarming everyone in the vicinity that this person is about to go do a poo.
Used most effectively, if females are taking a long while in a cubical, this comment will have them âflushedâ out in no time (pun intended) shortening your wait times. After all, pooing in a public place can cause extreme embarrassment for any defecating participate, especially a female.
Brendon: âIâll BRB, just going to the toiletâ
Cindy: âok, do you need poopie support?â
Brendon: ânah I should be rightâ
Cindy: âwell have some anyway just in case you feel the urgeâ (Cindy yells) âpoopie supportâ
Brendon: âhaha ok, thank youâ
When a person can be identified by their vocabulary & delivery rather than just their physical appearance.
Verbal Identity is oneâs choice of words, phrases, voice projection, tone/pitch when communicating.
Essentially, oneâs communication style.
Example: âI like her, she has a unique verbal identity that captures a room when she speaksâ
Monologue:
Brendon: âI like the cute little blonde, sheâs uniqueâ
Scott: âMate, They are all cute blondes so nothing unique here, I canât see the difference TBHâ
Brendon: âSolid point, well sheâs the one that talks differently, she uses unique words & phrases to describe things, itâs kinda cute reallyâ
Scott: âReally, how soâ
Brendon: â like when you ask her how she is, she responded with âmagicâ or when she refers to her feet as tootsies, or cuddles as snuggies etcâ
Scott: âYeah, ok, I know what you mean, she has her own vocal identityâ
When someone passes wind/farts
A polite way of highlighting someoneâs Flatulence.
Commonly spoken in the presence of children
(Someone farts)â oooh Iâve got a fluffy bumâ
When youâre so unfit you sound like a pug dog with severe respiratory issues.
âGeez man, you are seriously âpugging outâ up these stairsâ
âI went for a light walk & was pugging out 5 mins in, Iâm so unfitâ
When someone farts.
Itâs a polite way to highlight someoneâs flatulence.
(Someone farts). âCalm down trumpet buttâ
A chooba is an overweight/fat person.
Pronounced: Chew-bah
âIf you donât stop eating those chips, youâll turn into a choobaâ
Brendon: âI will have 10x nuggets pleaseâ
Cindy: âgeez, calm down chooba, save some for the rest of usâ