Topic: What the luck does Spondoolies mean? (Read 1586 times)
smackers? :-) LOL
My best guess is some sort of lure for bass fishing, or perhaps a travel utensil - sort of like a spork.
spondo-ballet
spondosatoshis 
OP. welcome to my ignore dumb fck.
no need to be so rude. he asked, we answered.
OP. welcome to my ignore dumb fck.
no need to be so rude. he asked, we answered.
he cant help it, he stumbles from thread to thread looking for potential victims of his childish belligerence.
your response was probably the best possible.
i wouldve gone for the parents angle and made it worse
....as if anyone really cares what some random, foul-tongued nobody on the internet 'ignores'
Sometimes it is worse to have venomous intention and tone than some bad words... I rather hang out with nice profanity person than snake like person that acts nice outside but will stab you in the back.
Becareful with people who acts all nice, righteous, but hiding behind this facade are racists and mean.....
OP. welcome to my ignore dumb fck.
no need to be so rude. he asked, we answered.
OP. welcome to my ignore dumb fck.
I guess a better question might be, who's actually heard that term before the company showed up? 
its pretty commonly used as a slang term for money in the uk.
for example... here's a movie review for Gone Baby Gone, and the reviewer mentions some cash at 1:38, using terms including Spondoolies and Moolah etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HybJXNQpm4w
-- Jez
How the fuck did you come up with the name Spondoolies?
A combination of sponge and doolies?
A combination of spongedoo and lies ?
A combination of spondo and oolies?
A combination of sponge and doolies?
A combination of spongedoo and lies ?
A combination of spondo and oolies?
in the UK and probably some other english speaking countries, Spondoolies is a slang term for Cash & Money.. like Dosh, Wad and Wonga.
In America you also have slang terms for cash & money... like Green, Bucks, Dough, Smackers, etc...
every country has some of their own slang terms for money
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=spondoolies
How the fuck did you come up with the name Spondoolies?
A combination of sponge and doolies?
A combination of spongedoo and lies ?
A combination of spondo and oolies?
A combination of sponge and doolies?
A combination of spongedoo and lies ?
A combination of spondo and oolies?
in the UK and probably some other english speaking countries, Spondoolies is a slang term for Cash & Money.. like Dosh, Wad and Wonga.
In America you also have slang terms for cash & money... like Green, Bucks, Dough, Smackers, etc...
every country has some of their own slang terms for money
In Yorkshire it's perfectly normal - not sure about other places in the UK though
Really couldn't you just google that word? I did It and found It that It measn money or cash, It's kind of strange word to call cash spondoolies. 
a mining hardware company.
I guess a better question might be, who's actually heard that term before the company showed up?
How f@#$king lazy are you?
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How the fuck did you come up with the name Spondoolies?
A combination of sponge and doolies?
A combination of spongedoo and lies ?
A combination of spondo and oolies?
A combination of sponge and doolies?
A combination of spongedoo and lies ?
A combination of spondo and oolies?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spondoolies
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