Single hen

[Guest]

I'm not aware of people using it as 'blowing a raspberry'. That would seem rather rude, and I will have to go back and re-read all those occasions when I thought the face looked like someone was really excited about something. If you're right, I will now know that people are actually saying 'yah, boo, sucks to you', which would put a very different angle on things. I still don't think the face looks like someone being rude.

[Guest]

Well of course it's rude - but not in a nasty way.

 

[The Dogmother]

I hope it's not rude Graham - I get plenty from you

 

[Guest]

Well, if you lok at the bb text for it, it is a tongue poking out. : P

[The Dogmother]

Furry muff (as they say)

 

I don't doubt it, I know 'razz' as both definitions, just in different contexts.

[Guest]

Furry muff (as they say)

 

now that's something else altogether - and we shouldn't go there....

 

Phil

[chocchick]

I'm not aware of people using it as 'blowing a raspberry'. That would seem rather rude, and I will have to go back and re-read all those occasions when I thought the face looked like someone was really excited about something. If you're right, I will now know that people are actually saying 'yah, boo, sucks to you', which would put a very different angle on things. I still don't think the face looks like someone being rude.

I think people have used it differently, it took me AGES to work out (and )

[theherd123]

Furry muff (as they say)

 

I don't doubt it, I know 'razz' as both definitions, just in different contexts.

 

Who says Furry muff?????

 

I cant type for laughing!!!

 

That means something totally different from where im from!!!

 

Im so horrified and laughing so much i need the loo!

[The Dogmother]

A couple of people I know say that and it makes me laugh every time - yup, the double entendre is intended, but clean enough

[Guest]

My pointer is moving dangerously close to the 'Report' button....

[Guest]

we prefer the phrase "fairy nuff" which has none of claret's naughty double-entendres...

 

 

Phil

[The Dogmother]

Me?

 

Naughty??

 

Never

[Guest]

Me?

Naughty??

Never

 

grd says his pointer is moving.... (err....)

 

Phil

[Budgies]

a-hem, back on topic to razz is to TEASE! Prefer most of the other definitions though....

 

Sue Budgie

[Sheilaz]

:lol:I'm glad you asked about Razz For over a year I used it as "Yay, Let's Party! How Exciting!" Excited can be a facial expression, and that's what I thought it was. I've no idea what the |BB text is that Grd refers to...

Then, a few weeks ago, someone used it for sticking out tongue, & told me it was a raspberry blowing symbol. So, sorry about a year's worth of posts where I blew a raspberry but thought I was just excited! I prefer the latter definition, it's really useful, whereas the other one isn't.

[Guest]

*Edited to remove the petty bickering about blumming emoticons....

 

 

Now can we please all BEHAVE like the grown ups we are....*

[kannie]

What?! What did I miss? Was it something I said????

Everything was OK last time I looked........

 

 

 

Never started a thread thats been chopped before

[Guest]

Shona moderated the topic because "certain people" were getting upset by MY use of .

 

[Mrs Frugal]

Nothing you said Christine. Don't worry .

 

 

 

Play nicely please everyone !