Wop Wops
out in the sticks, the middle of nowhere, last stop before nowhere
“the wop wops is an ideal destination for those escaping civilisation”
nz term the unknown/outback/gravelled & metalled roads/bush – anywhere that’s over an hour from civilisation. often shortened to simply wops
no idea where it came from
“i live out in the wopwops so i only come into town once a week”
new zealand slang for b-tt f-ck egypt (bfe)
“i’m not driving to hamilton for a hamburger, thats out in the wop wops.”
means great excitment over something
“i am so happy we are going out to party tonight wop wop”
stands for “water(ing) our plant(s) without pants”
a plant is a factory. offensive to women?
i don’t give a @#-$#&%!!! sh-t.
wopwop
i don’t have one. instead i’ll make a pun which
explains the last tag.
“s-x is like a sneeze. then what’s a rajsneeze?”
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