What does diss mean?

donnashuggy · ‎26-03-2014

Does it mean toss them overboard?

What do you do if they live in Kirribilli?

electric*mayhem*band · ‎26-03-2014

monman12 · ‎26-03-2014

It is a historical term that refers to tribal verbal/written retaliation taken against those who perpetrate any form of malfeasance, actual or perceived, against a defenceless wall. Over time the retaliation becomes tribal lore in the telling, and is reinforced with constant repeats, very much like orality.

freshwater-2 · ‎26-03-2014

A common term usually used by Afro/Americans.

In this case it meas disrepect.

ie. You dis me man.

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the_great_she_elephant · ‎27-03-2014

A common term usually used by Afro/Americans

Nothing common about Diss - it's where I grew up; and a very superior little town indeed.

http://www.edp24.co.uk/norfolk-life/village-guide/diss_1_213425

imastawka · ‎27-03-2014

Diss looks very beautiful and picturesque. A lovely place indeed

the_great_she_elephant · ‎27-03-2014

Thaanks, Stalker. I have very happy memories of the place. We didn't actually live in the town itself, but it was our nearest shopping centre and a couple of my younger siblings went to school there. We moved to East Anglia when I was 8 and lived first in Eye, then Redgrave, then Wortham.

Anonymous · ‎27-03-2014

Little bit of diss and a little bit of dat

Dem what dat means lol!

joz*garage · ‎27-03-2014

diss? isnt it teasing your mate or something like that?

Signatures suck.

freshwater-2 · ‎27-03-2014

Donna, what happened to the other 'dis' thread. That was fun.