A Question For British Members

[Alticus]

Below is a clip from 'Hell's Kitchen'. One of the contestants was mocking Ramsay and he said "What's Your Fucking Crack?" What the hell does that mean? lol

 

[Admin.]

My family came over from Britain in the early 1700's, but sorry I can't help you with this. Maybe @Aryan can help I think he's Irish or Scottish or something.

 

[Garraty_47]

Only a guess:
It's similar to how a yank might ask "What's your damage?"?

 

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[Alticus]

Thanks :)

Sorry for the crappy video quality. Whoever posted it should be incarcerated.

 

[Admin.]

Thanks :)

Sorry for the crappy video quality. Whoever posted it should be incarcerated.

It was probably the propaganda division of Antifa.

 

[Swamp-Duck]

What’s the crack=Whats the joke ?

 

[Swamp-Duck]

Below is a clip from 'Hell's Kitchen'. One of the contestants was mocking Ramsay and he said "What's Your Fucking Crack?" What the hell does that mean? lol

Gordon opened a burger place on the high rd where I live, yeah the food is good but that place and a couple of others killed off sticky fingers, the stones restaurant, I used to like sitting in there, they had all stones stuff pics and guitars you name it. But it’s gone lol, food wasn’t that great, only the milkshakes .

 

[Adam Hitler]

Below is a clip from 'Hell's Kitchen'. One of the contestants was mocking Ramsay and he said "What's Your Fucking Crack?" What the hell does that mean? lol

It just basically means "What are you on about?". Not sure what the US equivalent is, "BRO WTF?" perhaps? LOL

 

[Alticus]

Gordon opened a burger place on the high rd where I live, yeah the food is good but that place and a couple of others killed off sticky fingers, the stones restaurant, I used to like sitting in there, they had all stones stuff pics and guitars you name it. But it’s gone lol, food wasn’t that great, only the milkshakes .

Yeah, that happens a lot in business. It's a cut throat world.

 

[Cookie Monster]

Crack derived from irish Craic meaning Laugh/fun/game sort of thing.