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Although probably the most of you know that one, in Greece we use the word ''malakas'' a lot. I mean... a lot!

 

By definition, ''malakas'' is the guy the jerks off. But it is used in many other ways as well,not only when you want to offend someone. For example, you call your mates ''malakas''. So, if your mate has a fight with someone else, you can go:

 

-''Hey malaka, forget about this malaka, let's go find the other malakes and you'll get over it.''

 

It is so commonly used, that it is the first word that tourists / visitors in Greece learn right from the airport.

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You can't find your *** with two hands and a flashlight.

 

 

You're clumbsier than a bear cub playing with his ding dong.

 

 

As quick as grease owl **** on glass.

 

 

It beats a poke in the eye with a sharp stick. (what doesn't?)

 

 

 

There were more ___________ than you could shake a stick at.

 

 

 

These were some I heard in my neck of the woods. OK and AZ USA.

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Those sayings have been around since Hector was a pup.

 

Watch out or I'll knock knots on your head faster'n you can feel 'em with both hands

 

That'll go over like a turd in a punchbowl

 

or

 

That'll go over like a truckload of dead babies on Mother's Day

 

and on....and on...and on.....

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De **** madre = how cool is that?

 

 

This only works in Spain where it's a positive statement - here in the southwest where spanish slang is used it means Mother Fu$%r or it reads that - mom is a hooker.

 

I remember the first time I saw the words on a shirt in Spain I was kinda surprised and it was used as a logo in a lot of places I finally asked someone and they explained what it meant in Spain vs street spanish .

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