Blaner Your Friendly South African Ambassador Mar 26, 2008 3,277 184 114 38 East London, South Africa Aug 18, 2011 #1 this could have ended really badly! Listen for the "EISH!" when he realizes he is in trouble Last edited by a moderator: Feb 6, 2014
Blaner Your Friendly South African Ambassador Mar 26, 2008 3,277 184 114 38 East London, South Africa Aug 18, 2011 #4 nope, its a multilingual word based on Xhosa and usually is an expression of amazement or disbelief, cant really think what an english variant is, its just EISH! ( pronounced: ay-ish)
nope, its a multilingual word based on Xhosa and usually is an expression of amazement or disbelief, cant really think what an english variant is, its just EISH! ( pronounced: ay-ish)
L Larry's Shee Active Member Technician May 23, 2009 9,271 1,057 149 Ortskaville, MI Aug 18, 2011 #5 Think it's pronounced ah-$hit over here. Think there was three pair of soiled shorts. First you say it, then you do it
Think it's pronounced ah-$hit over here. Think there was three pair of soiled shorts. First you say it, then you do it
Caterpillarmech New Member Mar 12, 2009 577 5 23 Florence Texas Aug 19, 2011 #6 Think it's pronounced ah-$hit over here. Think there was three pair of soiled shorts. First you say it, then you do it Click to expand... LOL! I think i am going to add that to my sig.
Think it's pronounced ah-$hit over here. Think there was three pair of soiled shorts. First you say it, then you do it Click to expand... LOL! I think i am going to add that to my sig.