Northernsoul
TRIBE Member
After reading several posts I have started to notice a trend in which some contributors insist on using British slang, and unfortunately, using it in its wrong form.
For example…the term Bollocks is not the term Bullocks. Bullock is I believe a large male cow, the John Holmes of the farmyard. To say “Man, that’s the Bollocks” is to describe something as fantastic! To say “Bollocks to that” is to show lack of enthusiasm. The term has also evolved to be non-bias to other living beings with testicles.
For example “It was the dog’s bollocks” shows great enthusiasm and appreciation to the topic!
Know your Bollocks and know where and when to show your Bollocks….

For example…the term Bollocks is not the term Bullocks. Bullock is I believe a large male cow, the John Holmes of the farmyard. To say “Man, that’s the Bollocks” is to describe something as fantastic! To say “Bollocks to that” is to show lack of enthusiasm. The term has also evolved to be non-bias to other living beings with testicles.
For example “It was the dog’s bollocks” shows great enthusiasm and appreciation to the topic!
Know your Bollocks and know where and when to show your Bollocks….