@TippeX
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depends if you're the bugger-er or the bugger-ee
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The word 'bugger' has many meanings in Australia but I surely didnt mean it in the sense you have mentioned. lol
For example:
When I say "What a lucky bugger" i am really saying you are a very lucky person and I am jealous.
If I was to put a small dent in my car I would say "Oh bugger", which would loosely translate to "Oh shit!!" lol
If I was to say, "That TippeX is a really nice old bugger" that would be.........well calling you old! lol (which i have no idea if you are or not
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But calling you a "nice....bugger" would not be a bad thing.
If I was to make a mistake fixing the small dent in my car I would say "shit I just 'buggered' that up!!"
If someone was annoying me I would say "bugger off!" Now that can also be taken 2 ways:
1. F...k off! (In a bad sense)
2. Go away! (more in a fun sense)
Hmmm, I am sure some other Aussies will come up with some more meanings for the word but then that would be totally 'Off Topic' for this thread now wouldnt it.
But honestly, I would never tell cdkiller to bugger off or use the word towards him in a bad sense, only in the humerous sense, and he knows that.
So on that note I might just bugger off.
