Boomsey?
Ok, what was up with the "Josh" personality calling the old man "Boomsey"?
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"Why spend your life making someone else's dreams come true?"
-- Ed Wood, the movie
I guess nobody's on this board, huh?
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"Why spend your life making someone else's dreams come true?"
-- Ed Wood, the movie
It comes from norwegian and it means daddy.
shareThank you! I can't believe someone finally responded to this and that there was actually an answer.
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"Why spend your life making someone else's dreams come true?"
-- Ed Wood, the movie
absolutely and totally wrong. this must be corrected even tough this post is 3 years old (heheheh)
That word does not exist in norwegian. unless they somehow managed to get a word from some odd bizarronorway city with a very strange dialect.
"pappa" is the word for daddy "far" is for father. "fatter" is a slang version of father or possibly the german word still hanging around from old times.
The closest i get to a norwegian word is "bamse" wich is what we call our teddybears and sometimes on regualr bears.
Proparbly very very bad research job on screenwriters behalf.
oh and I'm norwegian btw.
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