Basically, phrases are turned into abbreviations, which are then pronounced and converted into words - making the meaning obscured to "foreigners" and also providing a compact way of expressing things. A long road trip - a "super joy ride" -- would be turned into SJR and then pronounced "seizure". A "piece of junk" becomes POJ and transforms into the pronounce! able "podge".

Some words are unrelated to the disguised English expressions. "Drunken rage" means "to come in school/work late for no reason" while a difference exists between a "parTY" and a "parTAY". "Brain drain" and "Brain gain" refer to types of music, not relating to demographics. A lot of foreign words and phrases are used to add flavour and texture to this quasi-dialect of English.