SA dictionary :)
• Amped – Excited
• Aries – Afternoon
• Awe – various meanings
• Babbalas– Hangover
• Baggies – Boardshorts
• Bakkie– Pick-up truck
• Ballie -old person
• Bankie – Bank bag filled with dope
• Biltong– Jerky
• Bleak – Disappointed
• Biscuit – Term of affection
• Blind – Embarrassing
• Boet –Friend
• Bokkie– Girl/woman
• Boot – TrunkBru – Friend/person
• Bunny Chow – Curry inside a loaf of bread
• Café (pronounced: ‘caf-fee’) – Corner store
• Check – Look
• Cherrie – Woman
• Cheers – Thanks / Good-bye
• China – Friend
• Chips – Look out
• Chop – Moron
• Cotch – Vomit
• Classic – Awesome / excellent
• Connection – Person
• Crash – Sleep
• Chunder - puke/vomit
• Dagga– Marijuana
• Dof– Dumb
• Deck – Punch
• Dodgy – Suspiscious
• Duck – Leave
• Doss – Sleep
• Dummy – Pacifier
• Eina!– Ouch
• Eish! – Exclamation / confessing confusion
• Fong-Kong – Fake
• Full on – Absolutely
• Gafoefel– To fidget with / To fool around with
• Gatvol – Fed Up
• Goofed – Stoned
• Graft – Hard work
• Granadilla – Passion Fruit
• Hectic – Extreme
• Hone – Stink
• Hooter – Car horn
• hose – Laugh
• howzit! – Hi!
• Izzit / Is it?– Oh really?!
• Jislaaik – Holy Crap!
• Jol – Party
• Juice – Petrol
• Just now – Later
• Kak – crap
• Kief– Cool/awesome
• Koki – Permanent marker
• Kombi – Minibus / Small van
• Koppie – Small hill / small person’s head
• Kreepy / Kreepy Krawly – Pool skimmer
• Kwaai– Cool
• Laaitie – Child
• Lank – A lot
• Lappie – Cloth
• Larny – Fancy
• Lekker – Cool/awesome
• Location – Informal settlement
• Lus– Craving
• Matric – Final year of high school
• Metro – Traffic officers
• Mielie– Corn
• Mif – Disgusting / upset
• Mission – Awesome / Difficult
• Moffie – Homosexual
• Muti– Medicine
• Mal – Crazy
• Naartjie– Tangerine
• Nappy – Diaper
• Né?– hey?
• Now now – Soon
• Oke– Person
• Ola– Hi!
• Pavement – Sidewalk
• Phuza– To drink
• Piss-cat – Heavy drinker
• Plakkies – Flip-flops
• Pomp– To have sex
• Pozzie– House
• Pull in! – Come around!
• Robot – Traffic light
• Rock up – Arrive
• Rods – Underwear
• Scale – To steal / To jump over
• Sharp – Fine/ intelligent
• Shot – Thanks
• Shweet – Cool/awesome
• Sif – Disgusting
• Skat– Term of affection.
• Skedonk – Battered old car
• Skinner – Gossip
• Skollie– Riff-raff
• Skop en donna– Fighting
• Skyf– Cigarette
• S.M.S. – Text Message
• Smaak – To like/love
• Snollie– Snot
• Sosatie– Kebab on a stick
• Space Case – Pencil Bag
• Squatter camp – Informal settlement
• Squif– Skew
• Sucker – Lollipop
• Swak – Bad
• Swimming Costume – Bathing Suit
• Spliff – Joint
• Takkies – Sneakers
• Taxi – Minibus
• jommie– Friend
• Tomato Sauce – Ketchup
• Toppie– Old person
• Torch – Flashlight
• Trek – Walk
• Tune– I’m telling you
• Veld – Wilderness
• Vienna – Hotdog sausages
• Vrot – Stale
• Vetkoek – deep fried bread dough
• Yebo – Yes
• Yoh! – Expression of amazement

4 Things You Can Do to Stop a Facebook Stalker

Are you being stalked by a Facebook stalker. It's no fun being bullied or stalked whether it's on Facebook or somewhere else, and there's really no reason for it to happen. But it does happen and it even happens on Facebook.

There are some things you can do if you get stalked by a Facebook stalker. There are a few things you can do to stop that Facebook stalker from ever being able to see your Facebook profile or be able to contact you again.

• Block a Person On Facebook Using Privacy Settings
  - Using the Facebook privacy settings you can just type in the stalker's name and block them from ever seeing you again.
• Block a Person on Facebook, From Their Own Profile
  - Right from the stalker's own profile page, you can block them from being able to see you, and report the Facebook stalker at the same time.
• Block Strangers From Finding You in Search, on Facebook
  - Don't let anyone except those on your friend list be able to see you in Facebook search, or any other search for that matter.
• Don't Let Strangers See Your Facebook Profile
  - Don't let anyone who's not on your friend list see your profile. That stalker won't be able to see you or send you messages anymore.

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Don't Let Strangers See Your Facebook Profile

Really having problems with strangers viewing your Facebook profile and contacting you all the time. This is how you can keep them all away. Don't let anyone who's not on your friend list see your profile. That stalker and those strangers won't be able to see you or send you messages anymore. From now on, only your friends can see you.

1. On the top of your Facebook page, hover over "Settings".
2. Click on the "Profile" link.
3. The very first setting at the top of the page that says "Profile" should be set to "Only Friends". This will keep everyone except people on your friend list from seeing your profile.
4. Change any other settings to "Only Friends" as you see fit.

http://personalweb.about.com/od/facebookprivacysettings/ht/strangers_off_facebook.htm

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1. Use Facebook to stay in touch with friends and make new ones.
2. Use Facebook to create your best image, since anyone with access to an “.edu” account can see your page. Google yourself every once in a while to check on your public image.
3. Use Facebook to get involved with the campus community and learn what’s happening.
4. Use Facebook to advertise your organization’s events.
5. Use Facebook’s privacy settings on your account to monitor who can look at your profile.
6. Use Facebook’s customer support page since it contains valuable information about privacy controls and other important safety information.
7. Use good judgment with your Facebook account and postings! What do you want future employers, administrators, faculty, and maybe even your parents to see?
8. Remember that UNH administrators are not monitoring Facebook, but may act on any violations of law or University policy if brought to their attention. Just because you don’t want them to look at your page doesn’t mean they can’t or won’t.

DON’T…

1. Post overly personal information like cell phone numbers, dorm address, class schedule, etc. unless you feel comfortable being contacted by strangers. Students have been stalked by uninvited viewers of their Facebook pages when they posted overly personal information.
2. Post pictures of your friends without their permission. It may be considered a legitimate invasion of their privacy, or may jeopardize their chances for a job, or their scholarships.
3. Think that just because you have to have an “.edu” account, that you are safe from any harm or consequences for the content of your page.
4. Forget that once you post something, it may live forever, even if you take it down.
5. Think that Facebook is the only website of concern. These same principles apply to MySpace.com, Friendster.com, etc.
6. Be afraid to get creative with your profile. Have fun and express yourself legally and responsibly. There are plenty of ways you can create a positive self image. You can impress your peers and community members and abide by all university polices, and laws!

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