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Doesn't that mean a different thing in the UK? UK: "The line was too long so they pissed off to the pub" US: "They were pissed off because an aggressive drive
by foobarian 3y ago
Doesn't that mean a different thing in the UK?
UK: "The line was too long so they pissed off to the pub"
US: "They were pissed off because an aggressive driver cut them off"
- jebarker 3y agoNo, it means the same thing in both countries. That UK usage is possibly used by some people but I don't ever recall hearing it in my 30 years there.
- skeeter2020 3y agowhat about "kiss my piss"? is that less common? :)
- jebarker 3y agoI have never heard that in either country!
- jstanley 3y agoIn the UK you'd say "queue" instead of "line", if I'm interpreting the context correctly.
- jjgreen 3y agoUK: They were pissed off that the queue was too long, decided to go out on the piss instead so pissed off to the pub to get pissed.