"Happy Out" (1 Viewer)

[rettucs]

I've adopted this approach at work.

and?

is it working?

 

[sweetoblivion]

How's Tricks?

Ah yeah, grand, not a bother.

'How's tricks?'
'Happy out!'

I like Snakybus's answer too

or...
'How's tricks?'
'Ah, happy out, I just took her for a walk.'

 

[cpr]

"How's tricks?" always worried me cos it sounds like it might be related to turning tricks as in prostitution so Ive never used it for this reason!

 

[ratmonkey]

How's illusions?

 

[sweetoblivion]

"How's tricks?" always worried me cos it sounds like it might be related to turning tricks as in prostitution so Ive never used it for this reason!

Maybe that is where it came from !!
*starts wondering about why people asked her that*

 

[snakybus]

How's the pimpin' goin', horse?

 

[Space]

How's she cuttin' ser?

 

[Diddles]

I'm keping my trousers on, but I have taken my cock out

Cock out = happy out

 

[cpr]

Maybe that is where it came from !!
*starts wondering about why people asked her that*

you aint no ho Sweet oblivion!

 

[pete]

Correct response to "how's tricks" is "game ball" if answering in the positive; "cat" if answering in the negative.

 

[Tubby Tucker]

I had a friend who used to say "Happy out like a donkey's mickey".

 

[cpr]

Correct response to "how's tricks" is "game ball" if answering in the positive; "cat" if answering in the negative.

Game ball is also the correct response to the question :"How is yr auld wan?" as far as I'm aware

 

[pete]

Game ball is also the correct response to the question :"How is yr auld wan?" as far as I'm aware

correct

 

[Jill Hives]

Never heard, happy out. Kind like over and out, no? Like cb talk. I think I am starting to annoy people with my, "you feel me?" acquired from the Wire.

 

[killy kill]

. I think I am starting to annoy people with my, "you feel me?" acquired from the Wire.

also might explain all the unwanted advances you seem to get

 

[cpr]

correct

Can you name that tune?

 

[sweetoblivion]

you aint no ho Sweet oblivion!

*wipes brow*
phew!!

 

[Goodbye]

Not as bad as
"How bad"
Said in a cork accent.
I think its a GAA thing.
Bugs the shit out of me.

 

[snakybus]

"Game ball" is a reprehensible expression -- one of those things that kind of says "if yer one a deh lads, sure yeh MUST be into football!" It's supposed to be a shirts-rolled-up, common-man expression, but it's really just as bad as, say, a golfing term entering common parlance. "Game ball" can go and have its shite. As can "very dodge" - even worse.

 

[Unclealo]

Lovely Hurling!