I guess I'm obligated to respond or I've got a feeling that I'll get punched in the nose and have slagging, To take the piss out of somebody or thing.— Paul O'Flaherty
Instead, familiarise yourself with the ancient Irish art of backslapping -- learn how to guffaw, administer a good-natured 'slagging' (stick to the football -- that way nobody gets hurt) and witter on about 'the rugby' (especially effective, for some reason, if your superior is female).— Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed
[2] I'm writing a post kinda-slagging this thinking off, so just see it for what it is - another 'Rob in sentimental old fart' mode.— The Musings Of An Opinionated Sod [Help Me Grow!]
Seriously, while the ESPNs of the world are providing fake rumours about Javon Walker's departure, habitual slagging-off of the organization's shoddiness, and lots of time for Warren Sapp to rant, why isn't anyone finding out what's behind this amazing run of sanity in Oakland?— NFL Football News | Realfootball365.com
I never forgave my Dad for the slagging he gave him after the 1970 World Cup QF against West Germany.— Chelsea Blog

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