>>>Not that much anymore - now that my hair decided it's had enough of my crazy head. But six years ago, Bret (Empie) said I was looking like Ian more than Ian himself did :). Don't remember whether that was before or after the concert.
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>>Your recent picture gainsays that. You seem to have a lot of hair, or is it a "syrup" (rhyming slang - see if you can figure that one out)?
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>"seem to" is the keyword. If you remember the old picture, you may notice the amount of brow visible has increased a bit :).

I thought you were just naturally "High-brow". Anyway, under all that "scraggle" I don't think Anderson had all that much really.

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>Syrup... stirrup? Coverup? I think I couldn't keep up with a rhyming slang even if it was in Serbian.


Remember that you don't pronounce the actual rhyming bit of the expression. Hence: "Syrup of fig" - wig.

>Our slangs are much more contextual, innuendo style, or picturesque. Or, quite often, syllable-swapping (vozdra instead of "zdravo" for hello, etc). Rhyming, not that I remember.

We call that "Back-slang" - under various guises. Used to use a version a lot aigin maigy yaigouth (not the same I know). Some people say "Dog Latin"?