Hooblum?
YOUblum.
He blum too!
I think you asked what is a “yob” but I couldn’t tell.
BTW.. What in samhell does Q’est qe c’est mean?
(”yob” is british for hooblum or delinquent)
That’s French for “What is that?”
Pronounced like "kess-ku-say"
Everybody else pitched in on "Yobs", which is easier than saying "misguided youths who must be treated like delicate porcelain in order to avoid damaging their already inadequate self esteem". Another good British-ism is "lager louts", but that's usually only used in reference to high spirited soccer fans.
In the good old days a judge would call them likely recruits for Army or Navy boot camp in lieu of a long stay in a state penitentiary.
It means “what is this?’
Q’est qe c’est
If I remember French I correctly, it means “what is” as in What does Yobs mean - what are yobs.
I may have gotten the exact spelling wrong...but it's French for "What is it?"
Kind of a joke, ya see.
An easy way to decipher any word or phrase you don't understand is to simply cut and paste it into Google. Works like a charm.
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