EPTThis is sorta dumb.. but
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Hippopotamus
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RedAreStupid.
Sweden476 Posts
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never[x.P]
United States85 Posts
So, it means a crazy person. In the negative way. Dunno, maybe some koreans that were actually born in korea could help you out ;o Almost bad to the point of cursing. Or maybe it is considered a cuss word | ||
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SCFraser
Canada1534 Posts
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-StarS-
United States57 Posts
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LetMeBeWithYou
Canada4254 Posts
On November 26 2004 12:30 SCFraser wrote: sin bin = penalty box in hockey :D rofl the regular hockey loving canadians =D | ||
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XDawn
Canada4040 Posts
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EAGER-beaver
Canada2799 Posts
On November 26 2004 13:14 KeepOfOnE wrote: It means "Moron" and it's pronounced "Byung Sin" No, i'm pretty sure it means penalty box in korean too  | ||
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Ack1027
United States7873 Posts
On November 26 2004 13:14 KeepOfOnE wrote: It means "Moron" and it's pronounced "Byung Sin" Byung Shin ^_^ | ||
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[BOyGiRl]ShaRp
Korea (S)1912 Posts
For example, a leg byung shin would be a cripple and a hand byung shin would be someone who can't use their hands or someone who has deformed hands. But as time passed on it was used more and more as a bad word used to call other people stupid. Korean people sometimes use variations of that word Byung shin, Bing Shin, Bing Si, and etc. so Bin Sin probablly means Byung Shin although I never heard of it used in that form. | ||
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