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"I have my kids today. So being fatherly and an all round top bloke I asked my eldest daughters boyfriend if he would like something to eat.the reply I received was: "no taa, I'm packing bear munch" Does anyone have a translation? I understand "no taa" as "no thanks" but the rest may as well have been Klingon! "packing = to have or be in possession of bear/bare = lots of munch = food | |||
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"I have my kids today. So being fatherly and an all round top bloke I asked my eldest daughters boyfriend if he would like something to eat.the reply I received was: "no taa, I'm packing bear munch" Does anyone have a translation? I understand "no taa" as "no thanks" but the rest may as well have been Klingon!
packing = to have or be in possession of
bear/bare = lots of
munch = food"Ohhhhhhhhhhh still bollocks  | |||
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"I have my kids today. So being fatherly and an all round top bloke I asked my eldest daughters boyfriend if he would like something to eat.the reply I received was: "no taa, I'm packing bear munch" Does anyone have a translation? I understand "no taa" as "no thanks" but the rest may as well have been Klingon! "Why not just ask him? | |||
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"I have my kids today. So being fatherly and an all round top bloke I asked my eldest daughters boyfriend if he would like something to eat.the reply I received was: "no taa, I'm packing bear munch" Does anyone have a translation? I understand "no taa" as "no thanks" but the rest may as well have been Klingon!
packing = to have or be in possession of
bear/bare = lots of
munch = food"How is bear/bare "lots of"???? | |||
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"I have my kids today. So being fatherly and an all round top bloke I asked my eldest daughters boyfriend if he would like something to eat.the reply I received was: "no taa, I'm packing bear munch" Does anyone have a translation? I understand "no taa" as "no thanks" but the rest may as well have been Klingon!
packing = to have or be in possession of
bear/bare = lots of
munch = food"So I am to understand that he had a large packed lunch about his person. Why didn't he just say that rather than the utter gibberish that fell out of his mouth?! Thanks for the translation though, I'm obviously out of touch with today's youth... | |||
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"I have my kids today. So being fatherly and an all round top bloke I asked my eldest daughters boyfriend if he would like something to eat.the reply I received was: "no taa, I'm packing bear munch" Does anyone have a translation? I understand "no taa" as "no thanks" but the rest may as well have been Klingon!
Why not just ask him? "I feared I may not have understood his explanation!... | |||
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"I have my kids today. So being fatherly and an all round top bloke I asked my eldest daughters boyfriend if he would like something to eat.the reply I received was: "no taa, I'm packing bear munch" Does anyone have a translation? I understand "no taa" as "no thanks" but the rest may as well have been Klingon! "I get, the no thanks, I get the Packing = carrying. I get the Munch = something I've eaten or have to eat. Context means he is not wishing to eat right now. Do not understand the Bear  | |||
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"I have my kids today. So being fatherly and an all round top bloke I asked my eldest daughters boyfriend if he would like something to eat.the reply I received was: "no taa, I'm packing bear munch" Does anyone have a translation? I understand "no taa" as "no thanks" but the rest may as well have been Klingon!
packing = to have or be in possession of
bear/bare = lots of
munch = food
How is bear/bare "lots of"????"how is it not? if i said 'i'm bare hungry' it would translate to very hungry. comes down to the context (and intrepretation) | |||
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"Ok.... Now I feel old! How old is he??? Do his pants hang out the top of his trousers? "Have you seen the new ones with the fake pants already sewn into the the top of the trousers? | |||
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"Ok.... Now I feel old! How old is he??? Do his pants hang out the top of his trousers? "He's 17. He seemed rather well dressed which is why I was quite shocked at his utter lack of eloquence... | |||
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"I have my kids today. So being fatherly and an all round top bloke I asked my eldest daughters boyfriend if he would like something to eat.the reply I received was: "no taa, I'm packing bear munch" Does anyone have a translation? I understand "no taa" as "no thanks" but the rest may as well have been Klingon!
packing = to have or be in possession of
bear/bare = lots of
munch = food
How is bear/bare "lots of"????
how is it not? if i said 'i'm bare hungry' it would translate to very hungry. comes down to the context (and intrepretation)"Just looked up the definition of 'bare' in 5 different dictionaries online and not one mentions 'bare' as meaning very. In fact quite the opposite. Lol. | |||
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"Ok.... Now I feel old! How old is he??? Do his pants hang out the top of his trousers?
Have you seen the new ones with the fake pants already sewn into the the top of the trousers?"Please lickety, tell me you are kidding!! | |||
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"I have my kids today. So being fatherly and an all round top bloke I asked my eldest daughters boyfriend if he would like something to eat.the reply I received was: "no taa, I'm packing bear munch" Does anyone have a translation? I understand "no taa" as "no thanks" but the rest may as well have been Klingon!
packing = to have or be in possession of
bear/bare = lots of
munch = food
How is bear/bare "lots of"????
how is it not? if i said 'i'm bare hungry' it would translate to very hungry. comes down to the context (and intrepretation)"Bare = naked, uncovered, empty (as in the cupboard is bare). | |||
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"Ok.... Now I feel old! How old is he??? Do his pants hang out the top of his trousers?
Have you seen the new ones with the fake pants already sewn into the the top of the trousers?
Please lickety, tell me you are kidding!! "Sadly, no. I have a vision of seeing some young man with his pants on show and then his fake pants just below that. | |||
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"I have my kids today. So being fatherly and an all round top bloke I asked my eldest daughters boyfriend if he would like something to eat.the reply I received was: "no taa, I'm packing bear munch" Does anyone have a translation? I understand "no taa" as "no thanks" but the rest may as well have been Klingon!
packing = to have or be in possession of
bear/bare = lots of
munch = food
How is bear/bare "lots of"????
how is it not? if i said 'i'm bare hungry' it would translate to very hungry. comes down to the context (and intrepretation)
Just looked up the definition of 'bare' in 5 different dictionaries online and not one mentions 'bare' as meaning very. In fact quite the opposite. Lol. "i'd argue that it's clear that traditional dictionary definitions do not count in this instance 
the fact OP had no idea what was being said makes it clear that all of the words (traditional as they might be) were not used in a traditional, standard, or grammatically correct context  | |||
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"http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bare "Ohhhhhh that explains it. I was looking in actual dictionaries not one that explains crazy shit that teenagers make up!! Hahahha x | |||
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"Ok.... Now I feel old! How old is he??? Do his pants hang out the top of his trousers?
Have you seen the new ones with the fake pants already sewn into the the top of the trousers?
Please lickety, tell me you are kidding!!
Sadly, no. I have a vision of seeing some young man with his pants on show and then his fake pants just below that."How will they walk? They'll look like they made a nr2 and could not be bothered to clean up won't they? Hope that not too graphic for some but that's the first thing that came to mind (aledgedly a dirty mind...am digging a hole now)   | |||
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"Ok.... Now I feel old! How old is he??? Do his pants hang out the top of his trousers?
Have you seen the new ones with the fake pants already sewn into the the top of the trousers?
Please lickety, tell me you are kidding!!
Sadly, no. I have a vision of seeing some young man with his pants on show and then his fake pants just below that."Admit it... you own a pair... | |||
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"I have my kids today. So being fatherly and an all round top bloke I asked my eldest daughters boyfriend if he would like something to eat.the reply I received was: "no taa, I'm packing bear munch" Does anyone have a translation? I understand "no taa" as "no thanks" but the rest may as well have been Klingon! "Was he mumbling like teenage boys always seem to? I took it mean "no ta, I'm ok very much" Or maybe bear munch is like monster munch mmmmmm | |||
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"Wearing jeans and showing your under crackers is called 'Jailin'... It was started in jails when inmates would drop their pants a bit to let other inmates know they're game for a bit of bum fun... Bet not many of the youths who wear jeans like this actually know what they're implying." I know!! I smile to myself when I see the lads in town doing it. X | |||
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"Wearing jeans and showing your under crackers is called 'Jailin'... It was started in jails when inmates would drop their pants a bit to let other inmates know they're game for a bit of bum fun... Bet not many of the youths who wear jeans like this actually know what they're implying. I know!! I smile to myself when I see the lads in town doing it. X " You took the words out of my mouth!  | |||
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"I have my kids today. So being fatherly and an all round top bloke I asked my eldest daughters boyfriend if he would like something to eat.the reply I received was: "no taa, I'm packing bear munch" Does anyone have a translation? I understand "no taa" as "no thanks" but the rest may as well have been Klingon!
packing = to have or be in possession of
bear/bare = lots of
munch = food
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"He sounds like a cretin and perhaps you should encourage your daughter to find a lad with more intelligence." I love the word 'cretin' and I think you have made beautiful use of it in this situation. | |||
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"Bear munch? Errr honey sandwiches? Or perhaps marmalade if it was Paddington? " what you said! | |||
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"The purpose of language - English or otherwise - is communication. If one fails to communicate then one is not using the correct form - whatever that form may be." Very true! and sometimes you have to resort to using your body to communicate how you feel! | |||
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"He sounds like a cretin and perhaps you should encourage your daughter to find a lad with more intelligence." If only a father could choose his daughters boyfriend!...lol | |||
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"He sounds like a cretin and perhaps you should encourage your daughter to find a lad with more intelligence. If only a father could choose his daughters boyfriend!...lol "If only fathers left their daughters to make their own decisions. He used the language of his peers. He didn't kill anyone. Intelligence is no guarantee of anything good in a partner. | |||
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"He sounds like a cretin and perhaps you should encourage your daughter to find a lad with more intelligence." He talks like a teenager....I assume he also looks like a teenager....thats because he IS a teenager! Just because he is somewhat different from us grown ups, doesn't mean he's a cretin! | |||
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"My question is why was he not pistol whipped and throw out of your house " | |||
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"I work in a high school. ...upon opening lunchboxes, teenagers are often heard to exclaim "my mums given me bare munch today. ..sick". Meaning they are impressed with contents of said lunchbox! Sick apparently means it's good! The youth of today eh? Lol "Indeed: as in bad is good, phat (fat) is fit. | |||
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"Maybe the yoof of today have started using bare which means empty to mean full or a lot, in the same way bad ment good in the 90's?" Beat me to it! | |||
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"I have my kids today. So being fatherly and an all round top bloke I asked my eldest daughters boyfriend if he would like something to eat.the reply I received was: "no taa, I'm packing bear munch" Does anyone have a translation? I understand "no taa" as "no thanks" but the rest may as well have been Klingon! "proper giggling at this, my teenage brother says it an awful lot, its either bear munch or bear Chinese! | |||
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"He sounds like a cretin and perhaps you should encourage your daughter to find a lad with more intelligence. He talks like a teenager....I assume he also looks like a teenager....thats because he IS a teenager! Just because he is somewhat different from us grown ups, doesn't mean he's a cretin! "Correct. It was uncalled for. As far as I know - A cretin is a deformed dwarf. | |||
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"Wearing jeans and showing your under crackers is called 'Jailin'... It was started in jails when inmates would drop their pants a bit to let other inmates know they're game for a bit of bum fun... Bet not many of the youths who wear jeans like this actually know what they're implying." I know, and when I see a group of guys with one or two doing this I always stop and explain what it means, it's wonderful seeing the peer group reaction........ | |||
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"Yea verily! Doth nary a soul beleiveth that language changeth with each generation, Daddio?" ^clever | |||
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"He sounds like a cretin and perhaps you should encourage your daughter to find a lad with more intelligence. I love the word 'cretin' and I think you have made beautiful use of it in this situation. "This demonstrates some of what is wrong with our generation, from what I've seen we can learn quite a bit from the next generation. Diction is not necessarily a sign of intellect, tolerance probably is. | |||
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"Qapla'! -pagh vImuSchugh legh rur jIHvaD jatlh bIngDaq ghItlh leghlu'!" I couldnt agree more! | |||
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"Teenagers use words which to them have clearly defined meanings and use these words to effectively communicate to each other.... and this is criticised on a site where people defend the right to stretch and distort the meaning of 'swinger' and 'swinging' to fit their individual circumstances. Interesting. " How wonderful to read, Every generation/group/organisation has its own language of acceptance and also exclusion. Thr slang used by the royal marines baffled me but was intended to exclude " crap hats". Paris and Toulouse youths have for years had their own bastardised patois to confuse "les Flic" and don't get me started on Glasgow slang or Esparanto. It would still be nice to get a straight answer to a well formed question | |||
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"He sounds like a cretin and perhaps you should encourage your daughter to find a lad with more intelligence. If only a father could choose his daughters boyfriend!...lol
If only fathers left their daughters to make their own decisions.
"Which I obviously have done, that's why he's still her boyfriend... | |||
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Come on people, it's really quite a simple rule, why can't grown adults remember it? | |||
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"Bears eat a lot. Is that so hard to understand??? I get more annoyed by the improper use of apostrophe's in sentence's
Come on people, it's really quite a simple rule, why can't grown adults remember it? "Lol, it's nothing to do with bears the animals! It's 'bare' - street slang. According to the urban dictionary bare = lots of. | |||
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