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What does "Limp Bizkit" mean? I cannot find the meaning of the second word anywhere. I anyone could translate this, I would be grateful. Thanks,Iwona

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[nq:1]What does "Limp Bizkit" mean? I cannot find the meaning of the second word anywhere. I anyone could translate this, I would be grateful.

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I think it's a variation on "biscuit", but I'm not exactly a nu-metal specialist.

Adrian Smith

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[nq:1]What does "Limp Bizkit" mean? I cannot find the meaning of the second word anywhere. I anyone could translate this, I would be grateful.

Thanks, Iwona[/nq]
Iwona, it is obvious you won=B4t find the meaning of that 2 words, I guess that=B4s the name of the singer, but thinking it better, it looks as if Adrian were right. It sounds as biscuit. Have you search the word in the Babylon translator. If you do it, tell me about it.

Eric gg

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Iwona,
Check your dictionary for 'limp' and 'biscuit'. Can you imagine what a limp biscuit is like?
Take a nice, fresh biscuit and dip it in your tea, and you have ... a limp biscuit, I suppose.
It's not a common expression in English, though.
There are some stories on the web about how Limp Bizkit got its name. Search for 'limp
biscuit' on Google if you are interested. I don't think Limp Bizkit looked
for any meaning in the name: they just liked the way the words went together. If you try
to translate the name, you will have the idea of
fresh-biscuit-dipped-in-tea, but that
doesn't really say much about the band.
Jan

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[nq:1]What does "Limp Bizkit" mean? I cannot find the meaning of the second word anywhere. I anyone could translate this, I would be grateful.

Thanks, Iwona[/nq]
It's 'limp biscuit'. Good, tasty biscuits
are supposed to be hard and crunchy.
Gets transferred to describe people
who are not particularly active.

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[nq:1]What does "Limp Bizkit" mean? I cannot find the meaning of the second word anywhere. I anyone could translate this, I would be grateful.

Thanks, Iwona[/nq]
Way too many American companies (in this case a musical group) think it is a great marketing ploy to change the spelling of words. The idea is that spelling the word diffrently (wrongly) will draw attention and make people remember the name. I used to live down the street from a movie rental place calle "Movie Tyme".

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Ok...but what does limb bizkit mean?
Uzytkownik "Justin Meek" (Email Removed) napisal w wiadomosci

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[nq:1]Ok...but what does limb bizkit mean?[/nq]
It's 'limp biscuit' which is a phrase for
a person who's not effective or strong
enough to do the job.

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