Since we are discussing FD - Did Shukla call Sana a stepney????? - Page 7

Originally posted by: indraneelbb

Dear it's more popular among boys and not with girls..like the one a boy wanna marry refer as FD..and the current crush/love as saving account. It's no doubt it's poular in Delhi and northern states..go in DCE..u will find it quiet popular.

Okay! My two childhood best friends- one went to DCE and one went to IIT delhi. They’re thorough breed Delhi boys. I asked both of them and they were like hai- dude itna Tameez or code mein kaun baat karta hai.

The terms they told me they use for girls they wanna fool around with and shaadi material girls- I’m sorry I can’t discuss or disclose those here!

Also How do you know how many boys/ girls I had in my course/ college in DU?

And let’s say even if we believe your Engg college Slang- but Asim never went to college, how would he know! He’s not even from Delhi- how would he know?

Also one word- a thousand meanings as said by Shukla Ji himself! So they can chill and interpret FD in the one way they want but Asim might have meant it in one of the other 999 ways!

Originally posted by: indraneelbb

No..there is difference between saving account and FD. 2ndly mistress could not be alternative in spouses but STEPNEY can be among tyres at the time of failure..got the difference?

Obviously there is a difference between savings account and FD I only said to interest logic you gave. Both give interest on the sum of capital

Why can't the mistress be alternative? Stephany is used only when the main tire gets flat and you desire to drive, so it could mean that this girl mistress can be used when the main girl (wife) is not well and you have the desire (to you know what) if you want this can actually mean something very bad

In an episode of superhit show Small wonder, Harriot fixed a date (romantic date not a friends date) with two guys Jamie (her crush) and another boy the school hero, when Vici asked why she did so when Jamie had already asked her out, she said Jamie is always there but she couldn't have let go the chance of having a Stephany in form the school heartthrob.

I can give you the episode number if you want that's more than your college boys secret talks which you knew in mysterious ways and the Satya ko praman ki avashakta nhi hai. People use Stephany to denote the people they could keep on hold to get romantically involved while being in a relationship

Originally posted by: Chotimotipsycho

Okay! My two childhood best friends- one went to DCE and one went to IIT delhi. They’re thorough breed Delhi boys. I asked both of them and they were like hai- dude itna Tameez or code mein kaun baat karta hai.

The terms they told me they use for girls they wanna fool around with and shaadi material girls- I’m sorry I can’t discuss or disclose those here!

Also How do you know how many boys/ girls I had in my course/ college in DU?

And let’s say even if we believe your Engg college Slang- but Asim never went to college, how would he know! He’s not even from Delhi- how would he know?

Also one word- a thousand meanings as said by Shukla Ji himself! So they can chill and interpret FD in the one way they want but Asim might have meant it in one of the other 999 ways!

May be..but might be your best buddies we're kinda more padhaku type..it's more popular among bad boys..and I don't doubt on your friendship with boys in DU but how will they tell you all this at your face? Asim might be got proper coaching in this word from Arhaan and used it at right time..who knows

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

Obviously there is a difference between savings account and FD I only said to interest logic you gave. Both give interest on the sum of capital

Why can't the mistress be alternative? Stephany is used only when the main tire gets flat and you desire to drive, so it could mean that this girl mistress can be used when the main girl (wife) is not well and you have the desire (to you know what) if you want this can actually mean something very bad

In an episode of superhit show Small wonder, Harriot fixed a date (romantic date not a friends date) with two guys Jamie (her crush) and another boy the school hero, when Vici asked why she did so when Jamie had already asked her out, she said Jamie is always there but she couldn't have let go the chance of having a Stephany in form the school heartthrob.

I can give you the episode number if you want that's more than your college boys secret talks which you knew in mysterious ways and the Satya ko praman ki avashakta nhi hai. People use Stephany to denote the people they could keep on hold to get romantically involved while being in a relationship

Ok may be.

Originally posted by: roni_berna

Words like Chuslet, Chuha, Nalla, FD, Stephney all are derogatory words. People don't call their friends all these terms so no point of defending one and saying the other is less derogatory. Only the new thing here is I never knew FD is a derogatory word but still calling a woman such a term doesn't look good at all 🤔

@Bold

Most of us haven't heard it so isn't it better if we wait for the episode !

Also the word was used yesterday..i would suggest u to please go and check the part where the word was used to understand the context

🤣🤣 I realized I have no idea about Indian slang.

Anyway thanks to all of you..I have been promoted to senior member now..and all credit goes to all of you guys..now no body can mock me a newbie😃..tc..catch you all later..adios

Originally posted by: indraneelbb

Anyway thanks to all of you..I have been promoted to senior member now..and all credit goes to all of you guys..now no body can mock me a newbie😃..tc..catch you all later..adios

Congratulations

Originally posted by: indraneelbb

May be..but might be your best buddies we're kinda more padhaku type..it's more popular among bad boys..and I don't doubt on your friendship with boys in DU but how will they tell you all this at your face? Asim might be got proper coaching in this word from Arhaan and used it at right time..who knows

See bro!

You might have had an All Boys group or not, I don’t know and it’s none of my business anyway!

But a you can’t assume- what kind of people were my friends or what groups they were in. They said they didn’t use these words coz they had far worse words to describe the things for girls you wanna fool around with and stuff. I know those words too but I don’t want to use such cheap and derogatory words here!

Again- why make the assumptions what and how much comfort level I have with my guy friends where they will refrain talking about things with me. For all you know- I could be the girl ‘ who’s always one of the boys’ or not.

So don’t just go around assuming things to prove your point.

You used those words- and know people who used this kind of financial code language! I know people who went to the same colleges who don’t know this and didn’t use it.

so again- neither of us can speak for the whole world. Can we now?

Also How do you know in which way Arhaan meant it?

Also like Shukla Ji Said- one word. Thousand meanings!