What does this mean and where does it come from? Lynn in Fargo
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Lynn Gifford said:
What does this mean and where does it come from? Lynn in Fargo
It's a Russian interjection that I picked up reading Marvel comics.
--Blair "'Nuff said."
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Blair P. Houghton said:
Lynn Gifford said:
What does this mean and where does it come from? Lynn in Fargo
It's a Russian interjection that I picked up reading Marvel comics.
--Blair "'Nuff said."
I learned it as 'my God'.
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Lynn Gifford said:
What does this mean and where does it come from? Lynn in Fargo
It's a Russian interjection that I picked up reading Marvel comics.
--Blair "'Nuff said."
I've often heard Slovak friends say this, but didn't know it's true origin. I believe it means,
"Oh, my God!" -
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Lynn Gifford said:
What does this mean and where does it come from? Lynn in Fargo
It's a Russian interjection that I picked up reading Marvel comics.
--Blair "'Nuff said."
I've often heard Slovak friends say this, but didn't know it's true origin. I believe it means,
"Oh, my God!"ROTFLMAO!!! I read it as (let's see how good my phonetic rendering is here) "boash-MWA", where boa
is pronounced like it is in 'boat.' The resident Slovak missed it! LOL!!That'd be Boze moi (the hacek over the z is missing that makes it a zh sound) -- BOHzheh moy
-- "My God!"
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Lynn Gifford <[email hidden]> wrote:
>What does this mean and where does it come from? Lynn in FargoIt's a Russian interjection that I picked up reading Marvel comics.
--Blair "'Nuff said."
I've often heard Slovak friends say this, but didn't know it's true origin. I believe it means,
"Oh, my God!"ROTFLMAO!!! I read it as (let's see how good my phonetic rendering is here) "boash-MWA", where boa
is pronounced like it is in 'boat.' The resident Slovak missed it! LOL!!That'd be Boze moi (the hacek over the z is missing that makes it a zh sound) -- BOHzheh moy --
"My God!"Hehehe... That'd be it! <G
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