Re: Are \'bollocks\' sometimes on US tongues these days?
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I take it from this that 'bollocks' isn't in common usage then?
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nope.
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'the bollocks' (shortening of 'the dog's bollocks'== very good, best)
This should be easy for people here to remember, given it means the same thing as "the nuts".
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not really, it's more use like this:
Patrick del Poker Grande: this new Coheed and Cambria CD is the [dog's] bollocks!
this phrasing wouldn't really work with "the nuts"
nor would you throw down your AA and yell "i've got the bollocks!"
they're 2 different beasts.
diebitter, do you agree? and by the way, where in england are you located?
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