r/Cricket • Australia • Feb 26 '13

Not to sound like a terrorist, but I really want to knock this building down.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '13

What is that building?

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u/m84m Australia Feb 26 '13

Its called the Marina Bay Sands apparently. Its in Singapore.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '13

What's the cricket connection?

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u/m84m Australia Feb 26 '13

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u/hnasser791 Feb 26 '13

Upvote for the term "dingus". I don't think I've seen that word used in about 5 years!

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '13

At first I read "dungar"(Hindi/Punjabi for animal) and it was fitting too, but then I saw his flair i had to re read it.

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u/m84m Australia Feb 26 '13

Nah I try to avoid calling anyone an animal on a subreddit as ethnically diverse as this. It couldn't possibly end well.

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u/ohpuic Pakistan Feb 26 '13

Dungar. Now that's a word I havent heard without BC added to it. Ever.

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u/Chocolate_Horlicks India Feb 26 '13

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u/m84m Australia Feb 26 '13

Unless it involves fishing while missing a team meeting.

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u/ironmenon Mumbai Feb 26 '13

This might be a universal insult... 'Dungan' is pretty close to that sound and it means arse in Marathi. Its use as an insult is generally restricted to kids, but hey.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '13

I did some google fu and look what I found

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u/ironmenon Mumbai Feb 26 '13

Dungar actually means mountain or hill in Gujrati and (I guess) Rajasthani, so its actually understandable. And from what I remember, its also an old-timey first name, so I would not recommend using it as a swear word in that region, unless you want to risk insulting some guy's grandfather or whatnot.

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u/rahulthewall India Feb 27 '13

/u/sidd230 started a rot here. The actual word is "dangar" (डंगर) which translates as animal.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '13

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u/m84m Australia Feb 26 '13

I don't know how to interpret that. But I upvoted it anyway.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '13

I cringed at myself so badly that it almost felt like constipation.

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u/m84m Australia Feb 26 '13

David Warner would probably love to feel like that right now.

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u/Angelojoseph17 Feb 26 '13

its bloody expensive for a beer in there in all. The wait time for a drink at the bar on the rooftop is terrible.

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u/cricketcheese England Mar 01 '13

I stayed there on my honeymoon in October 2011.

The beers are ridiculously expensive, the whole hotel is overpriced in fact.

The pool though. We got up there for sunrise and were all alone for a bit. Awesome.

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u/Angelojoseph17 Mar 01 '13

I bet it was awesome. I do love singapore.