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    The term "f*cking the dog", does anyone know the meaning.

    I just wanted to see if anyone outside Canada knew what "fucking the dog" meant. Its a slang term.

    Screw the pooch, same same.

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    Quote Originally Posted by socal View Post
    I just wanted to see if anyone outside Canada knew what "fucking the dog" meant. Its a slang term.

    Screw the pooch, same same.
    It means "foked up royally", or "foked up big-time"

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    I think you yell it out loud after you see Marmite run over by a massive fok off ten wheeler truck.

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    ask DDoogle

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    Why are a lot of people on here called Dog something or other?

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    In the Oz navy, the slang term for common sense was 'common dog fuk', often shortened to CDF. Same in Canuck?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrben View Post
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    Why are a lot of people on here called Dog something or other?

    Something to do with being English and living in Thailand.

    Take DD and Marmite for example, bit scary that relationship as its bordering on incest.

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    Fridays are fuck the dog day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sabang View Post
    In the Oz navy, the slang term for common sense was 'common dog fuk', often shortened to CDF. Same in Canuck?
    no, it has a very specific meaning in canada.

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    fuck the dog

    verb

    predominantly Canadian expression meaning to do absolutely nothing of redeeming value, or to avoid work. Can also be used to describe someone who never does anything of redeeming value (i.e., he's a real dog-fucker). Polite variants include screwed the pooch or ducked the fog. Also used by French Canadians as "fourrer le chien."

    Used in workplace connotations, it means doing something that is not related to your workplace responsibilities, something done on company time for your own purposes (also referred to as "screwing the pooch") - if one is profiting from the activity, the expressions changes to "screwing the pooch and selling the puppies"


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    It used on the rigs daily.
    If someone calls you a dog foker it means your a lazy cnut, as for benign a seal basher word I don't think so.
    Any way let you have that one as you usless cnuts need every bit of help you can.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack meoff View Post
    Fridays are fuck the dog day.
    Nah Fridays are POETS day.

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    fcuk the dingo is the antipodean version

    I have mainly heard it on rigs , but it has slowly entered the wider industrial operations lingo

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    Dunno.
    But if you see a Buddist monk stood next to a tree that has a dog strapped to it then ask him what it means.

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    ^ it the dog attractive ?

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    It walks in a provocative manner

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fondles View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Jack meoff View Post
    Fridays are fuck the dog day.
    Nah Fridays are POETS day.
    Yes, an oldie that one..Piss Off Early Tomorrows Saturday

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    Yep today is POETS day

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    t most certainly is POETS day!

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    The phrase 'screwed the pooch' is used several times in "The Right Stuff" (in reference to making a massive error).

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