Zit Bah
A term used mostly by red-neck Canadians usually preceded by “What ya doin?” or “How she goin?”
Zit Bah is used to replace “This is it boy” however, the person you are responding to does not necessarily have to be male.
The response is not to be accompanied by any other dialogue, for it is a complete sentence on its own.
Zit Bah is used to replace “This is it boy” however, the person you are responding to does not necessarily have to be male.
The response is not to be accompanied by any other dialogue, for it is a complete sentence on its own.
Buddy asked me how work was going today and I looked him right in the eye and said zit bah.
I was sitting on the couch mindin me own business when the lady walks in and asks what I plan on doin with my life; I don’t know what she wants me to say, zit bah.
I was sitting on the couch mindin me own business when the lady walks in and asks what I plan on doin with my life; I don’t know what she wants me to say, zit bah.