hey binfoil
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Posted by JackNoble on Nov 2nd 2024, 1:06AM
wait new name i just made up right then binfoil lmao

hey go offline you are online too much
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Posted by tinfoil on Nov 2nd 2024, 1:24AM
Hi
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Posted by cov on Nov 2nd 2024, 4:47AM
Binfoil is of a unique meaning, bin is the 'British' formed 'slang' for a trashcan, sire.

Are you inferring that 'Tinfoil' is trash, sire?
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Originally posted by cov on Nov 2nd 2024, 4:47AM
Binfoil is of a unique meaning, bin is the 'British' formed 'slang' for a trashcan, sire.

Are you inferring that 'Tinfoil' is trash, sire?
Posted by Infernus on Nov 2nd 2024, 6:47AM
Bin made out of tinfoil.
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Originally posted by cov on Nov 2nd 2024, 4:47AM
Binfoil is of a unique meaning, bin is the 'British' formed 'slang' for a trashcan, sire.

Are you inferring that 'Tinfoil' is trash, sire?
Posted by JackNoble on Nov 2nd 2024, 12:56PM
yes i am /j

also since when is bin british slang for trashcan i thought bin was just an every day word
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Originally posted by JackNoble on Nov 2nd 2024, 12:56PM
yes i am /j

also since when is bin british slang for trashcan i thought bin was just an every day word
Posted by cov on Nov 2nd 2024, 1:37PM
I'm not sure when it was formed into a slang word, sire. Speaking to many British people over the period I've been living it has become very apparent that 'bin' is the word they use to reference a 'trashcan'.

Though you're more than able to do your own research on this, sire.