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[MACCanadianCoop]

A good car that chooches but when it runs its skookum. Ey, all men like a good stack.
Not sure if Onatrio uses that lingo but B.C. does.

 

[MACCanadianCoop]

A good car that chooches but when it runs its skookum. Ey, all men like a good stack.
Not sure if Onatrio uses that lingo but B.C. does.

Don't informative that Chook!

 

[Chookwagn]

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That's exactly the face I made

 

[MACCanadianCoop]

what the **** is chooches and skookum

Is that some of that freaky nerdy girl jargon?

 

[Chookwagn]

Don't informative that Chook!

Why not..... thats about as informative as it gets

 

[MACCanadianCoop]

Why not..... thats about as informative as it gets

I don't know what that was...but it's not real words!

 

[Bonkerelli]

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Hahahahhahhahahhahahahahahahahhahahaha! Yeah... in Ontario you speak French. British Columbia has a little bit of aboriginal lingo mixed in.

Skookum mean "good". Chooch/chooches/choocher is an noun/adj. meaning "goes, moves, workes well". Stack is a women's stuffing for bikini tops.

Hey, half of my relatives are Canadian so this is real.

 

[Bonkerelli]

I don't know what that was...but it's not real words!

It is!

 

[MACCanadianCoop]

Hahahahhahhahahhahahahahahahahhahahaha! Yeah... in Ontario you speak French. British Columbia has a little bit of aboriginal lingo mixed in.

Skookum mean "good". Chooch/chooches/choocher is an noun/adj. meaning "goes, moves, workes well". Stack is a women's stuffing for bikini tops.

Hey, half of my relatives are Canadian so this is real.

Ok that's why I've never heard it before. There are a few indigenous words that we hear out here. "Megwich" means thank you in Algonquin, and it commonly used as a sign off by people who have first nation's ties. But the languages spoken by first nations in BC would be as foreign as Spanish to Russian.

 

[Bonkerelli]

Ok that's why I've never heard it before. There are a few indigenous words that we hear out here. "Megwich" means thank you in Algonquin, and it commonly used as a sign off by people who have first nation's ties. But the languages spoken by first nations in BC would be as foreign as Spanish to Russian.

Those words derive from Chinook. A very common jardon in PNW. Lots of places in WA state have places with names from Chinook.