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The tag 'british slang' on WindowsForum.com covers informal British expressions and their usage. Threads include examples like 'blimey,' 'cor blimey,' 'innit,' 'ennit,' and 'bruv,' often in humorous or casual contexts. One thread explains that 'innit' is a question and 'ennit' is an answer indicating agreement, commonly used by certain subcultures. The content is lighthearted, featuring video links and playful discussions about British slang terms. While not related to Windows or technology, the tag reflects community banter and cultural references shared among forum members.
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    VIDEO IDIOT TRUCK & TRAIN Crashing Compilation | Incredible Train HITS Truck Compilation 2022

    Blimey :eek:
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    VIDEO British Slang Doesn’t Make Any Sense - Chris Distefano

    Mild expletives :rofl:
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    VIDEO Cor Blimey !

    :razz: :up:
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    VIDEO Ow ta do it for me bruv cybercore = ennit ;P

    :p
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    Innit ? Ennit

    Link Removed due to 404 Error Innit is the question. Ennit is the answer, used to indicate agreement. It can also be used without the "innit" question. - Innit? - Ennit. - School sucks man. - Ennit. word used by townies/chavs/pikies and is usually a word to agree with another person's...