Does anyone still use the word 'lit' ?

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waveslave
waveslave
WA
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5 May 2012 8:27pm
As in ....
"Dude, I was fully lit on my 12m in that 40 knot rogue-gust."

I've never uttered the stupid word.

It was once part of the vernacular.


theDoctor
theDoctor
NSW
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5 May 2012 11:51pm


have you lit that bong yet or you just gonna microphone it...?
Mark _australia
Mark _australia
WA
23711 posts
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5 May 2012 10:00pm
Dude- I think I got to second base last night
Man- Whoa, are you sure?
Dude- Yeah I touched a lit
Man - I think you left off a letter Dude


Wslave, if you are looking for some hip vernacular try "sik to the power of rad"

Like - "that gust was sik to the power of rad. Man I held it and I was cutting up pure filth waves"
tgladman
tgladman
WA
500 posts
WA, 500 posts
6 May 2012 12:10am
Mark _australia said...

Dude- I think I got to second base last night
Man- Whoa, are you sure?
Dude- Yeah I touched a lit
Man - I think you left off a letter Dude


Wslave, if you are looking for some hip vernacular try "sik to the power of rad"

Like - "that gust was sik to the power of rad. Man I held it and I was cutting up pure filth waves"


Ppl don't say filth. And yes slave ppl
Do
Use the word "lit" mostly arson investigators tho.
-word
kitebored
kitebored
NSW
593 posts
NSW, 593 posts
6 May 2012 9:21am
I'm too busy frothing to use the word lit!
RPM
RPM
WA
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RPM RPM
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6 May 2012 12:32pm
waveslave said...

As in ....
"Dude, I was fully lit on my 12m in that 40 knot rogue-gust."

I've never uttered the stupid word.

It was once part of the vernacular.





I bet however you have uttered the word 'BINGO' with the other pensioners down at the mandura senior citizens club!
PelicanPete
PelicanPete
QLD
67 posts
QLD, 67 posts
6 May 2012 2:42pm
It's good to be so out of the loop that you only have to use plain english to be understood.
Nothin worse than when some Cool Dude waffles on with the hip lingo and you have to go and ask somebody what the hell he was rabblin on about.

Its like somebody talking in ACRONMIMS
waveslave
waveslave
WA
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6 May 2012 7:37pm
RPM said...

waveslave said...

As in ....
"Dude, I was fully lit on my 12m in that 40 knot rogue-gust."

I've never uttered the stupid word.

It was once part of the vernacular.





I bet however you have uttered the word 'BINGO' with the other pensioners down at the mandura senior citizens club!



Hi RPM,

You're not even young, but you display age prejudice.

That's so strange.

Strange and retarded.

lol.

NSW, 4382 posts
6 May 2012 10:09pm
waveslave said...

As in ....
"Dude, I was fully lit on my 12m in that 40 knot rogue-gust."

I've never uttered the stupid word.

It was once part of the vernacular.





If I saw you on fire, I would say you were lit.

HBBear
HBBear
56 posts
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6 May 2012 8:42pm
Kitepower Australia said...

waveslave said...

As in ....
"Dude, I was fully lit on my 12m in that 40 knot rogue-gust."

I've never uttered the stupid word.

It was once part of the vernacular.



If I saw you on fire, I would say you were lit.



But would you call Fire & Rescue???

wldistel
wldistel
QLD
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QLD, 91 posts
6 May 2012 10:43pm
Im not sure about RPM, But I like being strange and retarded! Otherwise id feel out of place on forums.

wldistel
wldistel
QLD
91 posts
QLD, 91 posts
6 May 2012 10:44pm
I wonder what trait makes me a kitesurfer?
Jedibrad
Jedibrad
NSW
527 posts
NSW, 527 posts
7 May 2012 8:03am
Dude you ripped the bag out of that last one!! (big in the mid 80's)
simonp
simonp
216 posts
216 posts
7 May 2012 6:14am
You probably shouldn't do a hot launch when you're fully lit.
wishy
wishy
WA
1501 posts
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7 May 2012 11:07am
Lit is a righteous word that makes me froth out.
I can't believe you don't think it's heaps good.
Poida
Poida
WA
1922 posts
WA, 1922 posts
7 May 2012 11:28am
dude, i was fully lit, yewww
(that was fantastic, i would like to do that again)

I prefer to use the modern word "cooked" instead of "lit"

or for the opposite

man, I copped an arse burning
JonnyFreer
JonnyFreer
QLD
71 posts
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7 May 2012 1:40pm
Idiot
Mark _australia
Mark _australia
WA
23711 posts
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7 May 2012 1:41pm
wishy said...

Lit is a righteous word that makes me froth out.
I can't believe you don't think it's heaps good.


Filth.
bigmark100
bigmark100
NSW
584 posts
NSW, 584 posts
7 May 2012 3:46pm
There was a power failure last night so I lit a candle.
does that count?
bigmark100
bigmark100
NSW
584 posts
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7 May 2012 3:49pm
forgot to mention that the candle was fully lit.
poor relative
poor relative
WA
9106 posts
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7 May 2012 3:12pm
I like to say over cooked

Y'know like a well oiled crispy turkey at Christmas
Gstar
Gstar
WA
391 posts
WA, 391 posts
7 May 2012 3:32pm
Go out now on your 9 and your surfboard, you'll be 'lit' alright. See you out there.
tightlines
tightlines
WA
3510 posts
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7 May 2012 4:37pm
Gstar said...

Go out now on your 9 and your surfboard, you'll be 'lit' alright. See you out there.



Heading down now, reckon I will be fully lit on the 7, I will take the 5 as well incase I am overcooked.
hpurple
hpurple
VIC
9 posts
VIC, 9 posts
7 May 2012 9:56pm
Lit is rad. You should use lit as often as possible, like rad. Rad is rad also, as well.
Chris_M
Chris_M
2132 posts
2132 posts
7 May 2012 8:07pm
Lit is rad, rad is ace, and all of the previous 3 are chooooice bro!
Slashrockson
Slashrockson
NSW
126 posts
NSW, 126 posts
9 May 2012 10:20pm
- mad, sick, retarded and so random - ucken aye!!!! Finally a topic I feel I have something to offer thanks to my kuds.


ashkiter
ashkiter
QLD
431 posts
QLD, 431 posts
10 May 2012 8:50pm
Na It all about the new school word:

********* That session was EPIC ****************
bobajob
bobajob
QLD
1535 posts
QLD, 1535 posts
10 May 2012 9:02pm
FILTHY

Edit: Doh....Old and slow and should learn to read. Bloody Mark
waveslave
waveslave
WA
4263 posts
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10 May 2012 8:55pm
Can someone explain to me what 'perfectly lit' means ?
JohnnoKeys
JohnnoKeys
WA
551 posts
WA, 551 posts
10 May 2012 9:06pm
2012 85 litre kite race board - 2012 17m edge race kite - 10 to 15 knots of wind - FULLY LIT & scared at 25knots no chance to turn power off for 100m... "Perfectly Lit"

reminds me of kiting in early dayz in Perth around 2000 / 2001 on a wake board, in boots, ( it was cool to use boots in the early days) and early C kite with no depower in 20 - 25 knots ... with no chance of turing power off for 5km.... "Perfectly Lit" ....
waveslave
waveslave
WA
4263 posts
WA, 4263 posts
10 May 2012 9:15pm
JohnnoKeys said...

2012 85 litre kite race board - 2012 17m edge race kite - 10 to 15 knots of wind - FULLY LIT & scared at 25knots no chance to turn power off for 100m...

reminds me of kiting in early dayz around 2000 / 2001 on a wake board, in boots, and early C kite with no depower in 20 knots ...


Sorry,
I'm confused.
Does perfectly lit mean that you are totally in control,
like super precise riding,
or does it mean you're in meltdown,
like just about to blow-up ????
lol.
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