as an american i understood nothing
8 years ago by nightshadecat · 1938 Likes · 13 comments · Popular
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mrclever
· 8 years ago
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The dark side of England
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huinsaeyeou
· 8 years ago
Can someone translate?
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mrclever
· 8 years ago
Dude it's hard to explain it's just one day you'll be with your friends hanging out and you might want to grab a bite but Calum (who's really good at bantering) will be like "let's go to Nandos instead" and you'll think "alright let's do it"
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huinsaeyeou
· 8 years ago
Thank you
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calmthelovelytits
· 8 years ago
From what I've heard, Nandos is a restaurant and to have a "cheeky" Nandos is to eat there when you really shouldn't, kind of like when you eat chocolate on a diet. I'm probably wrong though.
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miniegg
· 8 years ago
Yours makes a lot more sense but no it's not that. It's just something Brittish people say to each other tbh. Cheeky Nandos is the most popular way to use cheeky but sometimes we literally just see our friends and yell out 'Cheeeeeky'. We even use it ironically. There's whole levels to it.
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calmthelovelytits
· 8 years ago
Lmao alright then
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potassiumboron
· 8 years ago
I do love being able to understand all of that. There is no shame on my end, but pride. It is my only skill.
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222daisy
· 8 years ago
It's like it's in English..... but it's not........
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darksnow
· 8 years ago
Its English as us natives speak it
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anonymoushobbit
· 8 years ago
I've seen the Australians version of this.... The fuck does THAT say?
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guest
· 8 years ago
Cheeky nandos has no definition, it just IS
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brendon_stump
· 8 years ago
As a Britian I understood everything
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