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  • lefty
  • lefty

    Noun. A socialist. Derog.

  • bolshie
  • bolshie

    Adj. Angrily provocative. Originating from the socialist revolutionaries the Bolsheviks.

  • bolshie
  • bolshie

    adj rebellious; a bit of an upstart; a force to be reckoned with. From “Bolshevik”, the early twentieth century Russian socialist party, who ran around encouraging trade unions and upsetting the establishment.

  • DEAD BODY
  • DEAD BODY

    Dead body is British slang for a boring person who doesn't like to socialise.

  • smurf
  • smurf

    Smurf is the politically correct word used to describe a despondent Communist. It was first started in Russia around 1930's. It was used to describe all those who either did not like or openly revolted against communism. (ed: this seems a bit far fetched but I'm sure someone will contradict it if it's wrong. Oddly enough however, SMURF is also an acronym for 'Socialist Men Under Red Father')

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SOCILAIS REHABILITTJS

  • lefty
  • lefty

    Noun. A socialist. Derog.

  • bolshie
  • bolshie

    Adj. Angrily provocative. Originating from the socialist revolutionaries the Bolsheviks.

  • bolshie
  • bolshie

    adj rebellious; a bit of an upstart; a force to be reckoned with. From “Bolshevik”, the early twentieth century Russian socialist party, who ran around encouraging trade unions and upsetting the establishment.

  • DEAD BODY
  • DEAD BODY

    Dead body is British slang for a boring person who doesn't like to socialise.

  • smurf
  • smurf

    Smurf is the politically correct word used to describe a despondent Communist. It was first started in Russia around 1930's. It was used to describe all those who either did not like or openly revolted against communism. (ed: this seems a bit far fetched but I'm sure someone will contradict it if it's wrong. Oddly enough however, SMURF is also an acronym for 'Socialist Men Under Red Father')