For our British readers (Page 2): That's incorrect. It seems in Kent you refer to tossers but in most other parts of the UK it is a wanker and or tosser as well. However, the UK is not...

Lucian Loc: From Wales, living in Ohio

allan catt wrote:

It must be an American thing,here in the uk were known as Tossers.🤣🇬🇧

That's incorrect. It seems in Kent you refer to tossers but in most other parts of the UK it is a wanker and or tosser as well. However, the UK is not predominantly "Tosser" as you suggest. Maybe you just don't get out much, outside of Kent, that is!

Doddy Loc: Barnard Castle-England

Lucian wrote:

That's incorrect. It seems in Kent you refer to tossers but in most other parts of the UK it is a wanker and or tosser as well. However, the UK is not predominantly "Tosser" as you suggest. Maybe you just don't get out much, outside of Kent, that is!

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sjb3

riderxlx wrote:

I don’t get it but then I’m not British.
I’d still like to know what it means.
Bruce

A British slang term (wanker; hence the letter W + anchor image), highly insulting and sexually oriented. I don't blame the Australian gentleman at all for not being amused. Still, as a road safety warning I'd guess it gets the point across.

Texcaster Loc: Queensland

sjb3 wrote:

A British slang term (wanker; hence the letter W + anchor image), highly insulting and sexually oriented. I don't blame the Australian gentleman at all for not being amused. Still, as a road safety warning I'd guess it gets the point across.

It depends how you say it in Aussie. It's not so much sexual as it is for accurately describing recalcitrant, selfish, unstable, narcissistic a-holes.