[fanfan]

Anyone want to learn some Canadian slang?
According to my local newspaper these are mostly Canadian words/terms.

So what do you think thay mean???



Butter tart

Poutine

Eavestrough

Q-tips

Cheesies

Bachelor for rent

Timbits

coffee crisp

Double-double

[Irish_Thatcherite]

Butter tart - I thought it was whipped cream that one smears on a woman of loose morals.

Poutine - What's that?

Eavestrough - Is that the same as an eaves gutter, the gully at the bottom of roofs to take water?

Q-tips - That's what we also call cotton buds, the thing for cleaning your lugs!!

Cheesies - Don't know what they are, but I assume they taste good.

Bachelor for rent - gigolo?

Timbits - What's that?

coffee crisp - I PREFER MARS BARS!!!!

Double-double - Foursome?

[fanfan]

Thay=They


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[EsmeraldaA]

I wouldn't dare to go there, but I'm all Lugs if you are going to share.

[Darksheare]

I haven't a clue.
But everything that pops to my mind is NC-17 or higher..

[Monkey Face]

Butter tart = pastry?
Poutine = I used to know that...
Eaves trough = rain gutter
Cheesies = cheese flavored chips?
Bachelor for rent = male escort
Timbits = do I want to know?
Coffee crisp = candy bar?
Double-double = I used to know that, too!

[EsmeraldaA]

Okay......sheeeesh!

Butter tart=== Some kind of cake (or a big girl).

Poutine ==== A gel or cream for.....something.

Eavestrough=== A pipe?

Q-tips ==== Cotton thingies.

Cheesies === Cheese snacks (or very bad movies).

Bachelor for rent=== Nice things come to mind --an apartment?-

Timbits === Bits from Tim?

coffee crisp=== Something you eat with coffee (or burnt coffee).

Double-double=== A King Size (or a very big coffee).

[tuliptree76]

I'm trying to skim all the missed posts, but I can't find the answers to your questions posted. :-(