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Dear English Members,
#1
What does it mean to be "a blue"?
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#2
Emiliano Wrote:What does it mean to be "a blue"?

To be honest, I don't believe I have ever heard that phrase.

If they said "he is blue" would mean you are sad.

but "he is a blue" ... saying blue/green can be interchangeable as safety colors IE hes green could mean hes clear or hes good, or perhaps its a statement of gender, IE blue for boys, pink for girls, something like that?
Or perhaps its a reference to blue balls IE they think someone does not get off enough xD (grasping at straws here). But I have been an "English" speaker all my life so, perhaps he misspoke or was misunderstood?
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#3
English speakers or people from England?
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#4
People from England. Like English people.

Ive been watching this English tv show and a character was outed as trans by another in front of her date. And the guy who outed her was like, "Did she tell you she was born a bloke?" and her date said something like, "Yeah, its best to get that stuff out in the open, I told her I was a blue and we almost had it out."

At least thats what I thought I heard... I figured was a political reference or something? You know, like he was making some kind of joke.
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#5
Is English not the word you'd use to describe someone from England?
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#6
Emiliano Wrote:Is English not the word you'd use to describe someone from England?

No I think your right ^_^ I misunderstood thinking you simply wanted an English speaker Tongue my apologies.
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#7
SilverBullet Wrote:No I think your right ^_^ I misunderstood thinking you simply wanted an English speaker Tongue my apologies.

Its ok. Are you actually from Andorra?
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#8
Emiliano Wrote:What does it mean to be "a blue"?


I think it means to have an argument or fight...but they have it listed under New Zealand, but seems to make the most sense maybe? Need someone to confirm. I think [MENTION=18457]LONDONER[/MENTION] might just know the answer, seems to have a wide pallet of knowledge.

http://www.collinsdictionary.com/diction...glish/blue
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#9
http://forum.transgenderzone.com/viewtop...2nkQcnTVAg

I googled the line and found this. It's a football reference.
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himself Wrote:http://forum.transgenderzone.com/viewtop...2nkQcnTVAg

I googled the line and found this. It's a football reference.


Ah yeah, and thats the show too.

What a bad millennial I am. Cant google worth shit.
Thanks.
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