Sinister: so that's what it means!

[Karren Gill]

Well, much thanks to Charlie Farley and vodkabird, we now know that  "Nee,
nee mun pish, chan pai dee kwa" means something along the lines of "no, no
man" (for the first part) then  "this is shite, i think i'll leave"..i'll
let Charlie handle the explaining part cos he does a good job:

>  > It's scottish english, written phonetically...not sure what it means in
> its
>  > entirety, but the first bit is something along the lines of "no, no
man,
>  > bollocks" or similar.
>  >
>  > "pish" is piss, used as an adjective in a similar way to "shite", or
>  > alternatively used to disagree with somebody - I think that's how it's
> used here.

now i can finally rest.

karren


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