This is classic afrikaans slang that has found it's way into the colloquial English language of predominantly Cape Town, South Africa. The direct translation means, "rough and rude" but also encompasses extremely audacious behaviour that is typically associated with drunk jocks.

1. Gyming whilst drinking cane spirit is "rof and onbeskof"
2. Having creatine mixed with animal stack before a party is "rof and onbeskof"

3. Threesomes bareback is "rof and onbeskof"

4. Stealing road signs whilst not wearing a shirt and being sure to klap gym beforehand is "rof and onbeskof"

rof and onbeskof by giraffe291285 August 25, 2011

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anut fo raj a rof tun a

What a nut for a jar of tuna ACTUALLY is spelled backwards.

Annoying friend that likes palindromes: Haha, say a nut for a jar of tuna backwards.
Me: anut fo raj a rof tun a.
Still annoying friend that doesn't like palindromes anymore: Oh, ok.

anut fo raj a rof tun a by melonismynamebytheway April 24, 2020

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.eb ti etom .egdelwonk rof tseuq gnidne-reven a no nerhterb ym na em

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.eb ti etom .egdelwonk rof tseuq gnidne-reven a no nerhterb ym na em=me an my brethren on a never-ending quest for knowledge. mote it be.

.eb ti etom .egdelwonk rof tseuq gnidne-reven a no nerhterb ym na em by JUBALUM. September 30, 2020

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.eb ti etom .egdelwonk rof tseuq gnidne-reven a no nerhterb ym na em

me an my brethren on a never-ending quest for knowledge. mote it be.

In reverse text this phrase .eb ti etom .egdelwonk rof tseuq gnidne-reven a no nerhterb ym na em= me an my brethren on a never-ending quest for knowledge. mote it be.

.eb ti etom .egdelwonk rof tseuq gnidne-reven a no nerhterb ym na em by JUBALUM. September 30, 2020

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