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Google has been penalizing this site in its search rankings for years
and a Google
employee lied about it. Since they have almost killed this site, I am going to
start releasing details on Monday August 17 of my conversation with the Google
employee who told me about the penalty in secret.
More here.
Google has been penalizing this site in its search rankings for years
and a Google
employee lied about it. I am going to
start releasing details on Monday August 17 of my conversation with the Google
employee who told me about the penalty in secret.
More here.
Google has been penalizing this site in its search rankings for years
and a Google
employee lied about it. Details of my conversation with the Google
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Google has been lying about the penalty against this site for years.
My conversation with the Google employee who told me about the penalty starts dropping
August 17.
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Browsing page 105 of "G" words
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- to report someone to the authority involved (police, school teacher).
You grass on me and I'll kick your ass!
Last edited on Mar 03 2013. Submitted by Cyberchick from UK
on Oct 24 1999.
- a snitch, informer (British English).
Last edited on May 14 2011. Submitted by Ivan from Croatia
on Aug 01 2005.
- Digger (Chris Mulligan) - the use of grass and "to grass" in this way arose as street argot in the London criminal subculture and dates back to the early part of the 20th century.
There are two popular theories about how this came about - one is that it derived from the expression snake in the grass which actually dates all the way back to the Roman writer Virgil. A more likely possibility, since the usage first arose in London, is that it is rhyming slang for to shop or shopper, which have similar meanings (to shop someone is to turn them in to the police).Follow, if you can, the twisted route through rhyming slang - Policemen are often called "coppers" in British slang. That becomes "grasshoppers" in London slang. Someone who turns his pals, or their information over to the police "shops" them to the authorities becoming a "grass shopper", simplified to "a grass". Maybe that's where the word comes from and maybe its origins will remain shrouded in mystery.
Last edited on Apr 20 2015. Submitted by Anonymous
on Apr 20 2015.
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noun - uncountable
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noun
- form of address for a young person.
Hello, grass hopper.
Last edited on May 01 2013. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA
on Sep 09 2009.
- a novice.
Used in the TV series Kung Fu (1972-1975) as the pet name Master Po calls young Kwai Chang Caine.
Citation from "Find Your Happy Place", Life (TV, 2008), Season 2 Episode 1 censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.
Last edited on Aug 10 2011. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA
on Oct 11 2010.
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