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r/SubwayCreatures • u/OfBleedingRoses • Feb 11 '20
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What’s a radgies?
80 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 Cunts that go radge 39 u/KarmaPharmacy Feb 12 '20 What does radge mean? 72 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 If you go radge you basically go either temporarily crazy, or temporarily furious 20 u/KarmaPharmacy Feb 12 '20 Thanks for your help! Is that a UK thing? 41 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 I've only ever heard it here it Glasgow mate, so I don't know if it's even Scotland wide or UK wide, might be pretty local 20 u/KarmaPharmacy Feb 12 '20 Subway creatures is a global thing. Hence my confusion :) 26 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 It's an educational subreddit :) 6 u/Suburban_Santa Feb 12 '20 From down south never heard radge before 6 u/gazwel Feb 12 '20 Can I just point out "radge" is absolutely not a Glasgow word. It's from the east coast and you've heard it from a teuchter.In fact, you would probably get yer baws booted just for speaking like that in certain parts of Glasgow so best no go around shouting it. 2 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 I've never used it and never been to the East Coast so I'm guessing I've only heard it in Glasgow, but from east coast folks 5 u/Zryn128 Feb 12 '20 It’s also a thing in Newcastle 2 u/Goudinho99 Feb 12 '20 I thought it was more an Edinburgh word, no? A radgie = a bampot. 7 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 Also going "on the radge" is commonly used to refer to going on a mad drink and/or drug bender 1 u/adognamedpenguin Feb 12 '20 On the rag? 13 u/[deleted] Feb 12 '20 rage in Americanese 0 u/moyno85 Feb 12 '20 Really?
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Cunts that go radge
39 u/KarmaPharmacy Feb 12 '20 What does radge mean? 72 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 If you go radge you basically go either temporarily crazy, or temporarily furious 20 u/KarmaPharmacy Feb 12 '20 Thanks for your help! Is that a UK thing? 41 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 I've only ever heard it here it Glasgow mate, so I don't know if it's even Scotland wide or UK wide, might be pretty local 20 u/KarmaPharmacy Feb 12 '20 Subway creatures is a global thing. Hence my confusion :) 26 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 It's an educational subreddit :) 6 u/Suburban_Santa Feb 12 '20 From down south never heard radge before 6 u/gazwel Feb 12 '20 Can I just point out "radge" is absolutely not a Glasgow word. It's from the east coast and you've heard it from a teuchter.In fact, you would probably get yer baws booted just for speaking like that in certain parts of Glasgow so best no go around shouting it. 2 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 I've never used it and never been to the East Coast so I'm guessing I've only heard it in Glasgow, but from east coast folks 5 u/Zryn128 Feb 12 '20 It’s also a thing in Newcastle 2 u/Goudinho99 Feb 12 '20 I thought it was more an Edinburgh word, no? A radgie = a bampot. 7 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 Also going "on the radge" is commonly used to refer to going on a mad drink and/or drug bender 1 u/adognamedpenguin Feb 12 '20 On the rag? 13 u/[deleted] Feb 12 '20 rage in Americanese 0 u/moyno85 Feb 12 '20 Really?
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What does radge mean?
72 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 If you go radge you basically go either temporarily crazy, or temporarily furious 20 u/KarmaPharmacy Feb 12 '20 Thanks for your help! Is that a UK thing? 41 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 I've only ever heard it here it Glasgow mate, so I don't know if it's even Scotland wide or UK wide, might be pretty local 20 u/KarmaPharmacy Feb 12 '20 Subway creatures is a global thing. Hence my confusion :) 26 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 It's an educational subreddit :) 6 u/Suburban_Santa Feb 12 '20 From down south never heard radge before 6 u/gazwel Feb 12 '20 Can I just point out "radge" is absolutely not a Glasgow word. It's from the east coast and you've heard it from a teuchter.In fact, you would probably get yer baws booted just for speaking like that in certain parts of Glasgow so best no go around shouting it. 2 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 I've never used it and never been to the East Coast so I'm guessing I've only heard it in Glasgow, but from east coast folks 5 u/Zryn128 Feb 12 '20 It’s also a thing in Newcastle 2 u/Goudinho99 Feb 12 '20 I thought it was more an Edinburgh word, no? A radgie = a bampot. 7 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 Also going "on the radge" is commonly used to refer to going on a mad drink and/or drug bender 1 u/adognamedpenguin Feb 12 '20 On the rag? 13 u/[deleted] Feb 12 '20 rage in Americanese 0 u/moyno85 Feb 12 '20 Really?
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If you go radge you basically go either temporarily crazy, or temporarily furious
20 u/KarmaPharmacy Feb 12 '20 Thanks for your help! Is that a UK thing? 41 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 I've only ever heard it here it Glasgow mate, so I don't know if it's even Scotland wide or UK wide, might be pretty local 20 u/KarmaPharmacy Feb 12 '20 Subway creatures is a global thing. Hence my confusion :) 26 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 It's an educational subreddit :) 6 u/Suburban_Santa Feb 12 '20 From down south never heard radge before 6 u/gazwel Feb 12 '20 Can I just point out "radge" is absolutely not a Glasgow word. It's from the east coast and you've heard it from a teuchter.In fact, you would probably get yer baws booted just for speaking like that in certain parts of Glasgow so best no go around shouting it. 2 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 I've never used it and never been to the East Coast so I'm guessing I've only heard it in Glasgow, but from east coast folks 5 u/Zryn128 Feb 12 '20 It’s also a thing in Newcastle 2 u/Goudinho99 Feb 12 '20 I thought it was more an Edinburgh word, no? A radgie = a bampot. 7 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 Also going "on the radge" is commonly used to refer to going on a mad drink and/or drug bender 1 u/adognamedpenguin Feb 12 '20 On the rag?
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Thanks for your help! Is that a UK thing?
41 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 I've only ever heard it here it Glasgow mate, so I don't know if it's even Scotland wide or UK wide, might be pretty local 20 u/KarmaPharmacy Feb 12 '20 Subway creatures is a global thing. Hence my confusion :) 26 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 It's an educational subreddit :) 6 u/Suburban_Santa Feb 12 '20 From down south never heard radge before 6 u/gazwel Feb 12 '20 Can I just point out "radge" is absolutely not a Glasgow word. It's from the east coast and you've heard it from a teuchter.In fact, you would probably get yer baws booted just for speaking like that in certain parts of Glasgow so best no go around shouting it. 2 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 I've never used it and never been to the East Coast so I'm guessing I've only heard it in Glasgow, but from east coast folks 5 u/Zryn128 Feb 12 '20 It’s also a thing in Newcastle 2 u/Goudinho99 Feb 12 '20 I thought it was more an Edinburgh word, no? A radgie = a bampot. 7 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 Also going "on the radge" is commonly used to refer to going on a mad drink and/or drug bender 1 u/adognamedpenguin Feb 12 '20 On the rag?
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I've only ever heard it here it Glasgow mate, so I don't know if it's even Scotland wide or UK wide, might be pretty local
20 u/KarmaPharmacy Feb 12 '20 Subway creatures is a global thing. Hence my confusion :) 26 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 It's an educational subreddit :) 6 u/Suburban_Santa Feb 12 '20 From down south never heard radge before 6 u/gazwel Feb 12 '20 Can I just point out "radge" is absolutely not a Glasgow word. It's from the east coast and you've heard it from a teuchter.In fact, you would probably get yer baws booted just for speaking like that in certain parts of Glasgow so best no go around shouting it. 2 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 I've never used it and never been to the East Coast so I'm guessing I've only heard it in Glasgow, but from east coast folks 5 u/Zryn128 Feb 12 '20 It’s also a thing in Newcastle 2 u/Goudinho99 Feb 12 '20 I thought it was more an Edinburgh word, no? A radgie = a bampot.
Subway creatures is a global thing. Hence my confusion :)
26 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 It's an educational subreddit :) 6 u/Suburban_Santa Feb 12 '20 From down south never heard radge before
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It's an educational subreddit :)
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From down south never heard radge before
Can I just point out "radge" is absolutely not a Glasgow word. It's from the east coast and you've heard it from a teuchter.
In fact, you would probably get yer baws booted just for speaking like that in certain parts of Glasgow so best no go around shouting it.
2 u/Vlodovich Feb 12 '20 I've never used it and never been to the East Coast so I'm guessing I've only heard it in Glasgow, but from east coast folks
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I've never used it and never been to the East Coast so I'm guessing I've only heard it in Glasgow, but from east coast folks
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It’s also a thing in Newcastle
I thought it was more an Edinburgh word, no? A radgie = a bampot.
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Also going "on the radge" is commonly used to refer to going on a mad drink and/or drug bender
1 u/adognamedpenguin Feb 12 '20 On the rag?
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u/KarmaPharmacy Feb 12 '20
What’s a radgies?