(I always hear it as...kind of related to 'chafe'? As in, 'one who chafes', an annoyance. It works better w/ expletives, eg "fuckin chief").
Yes it is Nash's success which makes me mildly hopeful for MIA this time around (though it's weird how some people totally flop! Róisín's single did nothing, neither did 'Boyz', and O MY POOR LUMIDEE)
I gave a grudging tick to 'Pussyole' because I'd probably dance to it but I am not at all impressed with the use of the Lyn Collins break 20 years on from it's original overload. Do not need to hear that break on any new tracks OK?!
as a lundum child 'chief' meant 'one who steals' (do you see how we did that); it's weird to me that that usage doesn't seem to be favoured by the urbandictionary kids, esp as i still enjoy saying for instance 'man is a dirty chief'.
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Date: 2007-08-06 01:16 pm (UTC)In a world where Kate Nash spends 5 weeks in the Top 5 there is nobody who cannot be a pop star - long live the interwebs (I think).
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Date: 2007-08-06 01:21 pm (UTC)(I always hear it as...kind of related to 'chafe'? As in, 'one who chafes', an annoyance. It works better w/ expletives, eg "fuckin chief").
Yes it is Nash's success which makes me mildly hopeful for MIA this time around (though it's weird how some people totally flop! Róisín's single did nothing, neither did 'Boyz', and O MY POOR LUMIDEE)
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Date: 2007-08-06 01:51 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-08-06 01:55 pm (UTC)DUTTY LICKLE TEEF
Date: 2007-08-06 01:59 pm (UTC)Re: DUTTY LICKLE TEEF
Date: 2007-08-06 02:13 pm (UTC)you could use as a verb for stealin', and it to mean 'borrow' as well, all 'can I chief that ball off you?'.
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Date: 2007-08-06 03:05 pm (UTC)