I guess the 'author' of this list is a US male from the many sexual connotations he gives to the expressions he uses, or maybe I'm just SO old meanings have changed without me noticing.

Expressions such as 'pip pip' or 'tickerty boo' haven't been in use for at least 70 years and maybe the use of the 'f' word is more acceptable in the US but better not to use it in polite company over here.

Maybe acceptable in some circles, Vee, but not in mine. I thought "fagged" meant very tired. No?

Yes Carolyn, fagged does mean to be tired/exhausted and the word 'fag' (besides being everyday slang for a cigarette) used to be a word for a younger pupil at a Public School who had to act as a servant for a more senior boy . . . cleaning boots, making tea etc.

I think the writer has too many sexual/bathroom thoughts on his tiny mind.

I'd say that taking the piss means to have a joke at someone else's expense.

Kath, I would second that! And At Her Majesty's Pleasure is not slang but a legal term, denoting the length of a term of imprisonment . . "To be detained at Her Majesty's Pleasure" all criminal trials are between Regina/Rex and . . . .

I was gratified to note that the author did not indicate that "dressed like a dog's dinner" is derogatory.

A few of these I've heard used in America by Americans, such as "tosh" and "donkey's years."

Mary, usually the 'dog's dinner' expression, refers to someone 'overdressed' possibly in a mishmash of clothes/colours, or, at its worst just a mess. I wouldn't be pleased if someone said it to me ;-(

We use 'dog's dinner' to mean a mess.

I would have said "Get stuffed" was a more printable version of "Get f---ed" as opposed to "Beat it". And a "ponce", while it often is a "poser", used to be a man living off the immoral earnings of a woman (not necessarily a pimp so much as the kept boyfriend of a prostitute).

Colleen over here a ponce used to refer to a effeminate man. "Stop poncing around" used to be a reprimand to boys skipping/mincing/fooling about.