| 1. | SNAFU | ||
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Acronym, "Situation Normal, All Fucked Up." Generally associated with the millitary, especially in use during the Vietnam war. "Everything in bravo sector is snafu, over."
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| 2. | lbfm | ||
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"Little Brown Fulcking Machine"
American millitary slang for whores obtained in east asian countries. "Five dollar sucky-sucky? I love you long time!" said the Vietnamese LBFM to the peachy faced American draftee who still had wisdom teeth but was about to lose his virginity.
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| 3. | Go get yourself armed! | ||
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The hebrew synonymus for: "go fuck yourself".
Israelis (a very armed nation, as you all know) use the same word ('zdayen') for "arm" and "fuck". And more than this: the word for weapon ("Zain") is the same slang word for 'dick' (also, the name of the 7th letter in hebrew). a: do you have some 'shekels' (Israeli money) for me?
b: go get yourself armed. last week i'd gave you, you have'nt give me back yet. a:Last mount i was in millitary serve in Gaza, we gave the Arabs all the weapon. b: Did you enjoy it? a: Go get yourself armed, you liberal! |
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| 4. | Gun Shy | ||
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Millitary slang for someone scared of confronting the enemy. Like saying coward, only it's not irrational to be scared of red hot tumbling bullets that hit you before you even see the muzzle flash. "Christ's sake Sarge, don't team me up with Billy, he's Gun Shy! Last time we saw an Iraqi he wet himself, and it was only a woman putting out her washing!"
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| 5. | grunt | ||
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an infantry soldier (perhaps from the sound that one makes when doing heavy labor) I am not going to become another grunt like my brother did.
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| 6. | sos | ||
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It stands for Save Our Souls and is used mostly by the millitary, but anyone around the world understands what it means. Anyone is allowed to transmit this if they are in a life threatning situation. In morse code it looks like this:
...---... In the Netherlands it's also a slang term for cocaine. crashing plane: SOS, SOS!
radio operator: Yea don't sniff too much of that shit |
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| 7. | Neg | ||
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no, negative (an abbreviation) A: can you make it tomorrow.
B: Neg I have to help clean the truck. |
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