Crack open a cold one with the boys in chinese

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'Dogging the boys' = When you've done something against your mates (being an arsehole ect ect). You're a shit cunt if you do instead of being with the boys. 'Top bloke' can be used as a non swearing version. 'You're a fucken mad/legend/sick cunt' = A form of praise. A Cider drinker would be considered a shit cunt.

Can be used in a 'fight me' way or as a form of motivation. Also used if your unable to make it to Friday pub nights. 'Don't be a shit/dog/weak cunt' = Don't be weak. 'Time for tinnies' = Time for a beer (in a can). 'Cracking open a cold one with the boys' = Having a beer with friends. We say it all the time, more so us bogans than the city slickers. As an Aussie its a running gag, provoked by the facebook group 'Yeah the Boys'. Meta threads about OOTL itself should be asked via sending us a message in modmail.

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