Dictionary For Kids Perplexed By Old Slang

A dictionary has been created to help kids who are all balled up trying to figure out what some dappers are saying in their bull sessions. The authors thought the idea of a dictionary of this sort was the bee's knees, and made another while they were at it so the old timers could understand the young birds too. Nigel Hare-Scot, big cheese at Home & Capital advisers, said: "There is a vast array of guides on youth street slang to assist older people in bridging the generational gap, but nothing on the market to aid teenagers understand the language of pensioners." I say he's all wet.

bully

[Lehk228]

why that's just bully isn't it!

Hmmm. I might write on myself.

[dov_0]

We need one in Australia. Half the kids these days don't know to stop screeching like a galah, how to treat their china plate or when to hit the frog and toad.

I hope it's written in txtsp33k

[MaggieL]

...otherwise the kids won't be able to read it.