16 definitions by George Payne

Ill Japanese gameshow featuring 5 gangstaz who do crazy things with 1000 times the imagination of that shitty American programme Jackass.
"Yo, we gotta go on gaki no tsukai one day"
by George Payne April 12, 2008
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A man with a rather large and impressive penis. Smaller version of Woje.
"He was Woj for a Chinese guy."
by George Payne April 10, 2008
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Used in North West London to describe an individual who would frequent The Bald Faced Stag in Burnt Oak. Typical attributes include working class, English, round headed, red faced, slightly chubby, and overtly enthusiastic about the joys of the alcoholic beverage.
"I guarantee he drinks alcohol, he looks like a right Stag head."
by George Payne April 10, 2008
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Other word for extremely ugly or unattractive. Usually reserved to describe males. See Owly.
"Man, that whiteboy is so frass, how could he get any girls?"
by George Payne April 12, 2008
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Abbreviation for the TV show The Sopranos, the greatest programme in TV history. Ever.
John: I don't fancy going out tonight, what shall we do?
David: Let's just chill with a few beers and put Sops on.
by George Payne April 12, 2008
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Officially the greatest nation on the face of this Earth. Often attacked by other nations due to its superiority, England is the beacon for pretty much everything great that has happened over the past 1000 years. England owned most of the World not long ago (aided by Scotland and Wales, see arse licks and beg friends) and jealousy from other nations is still rife. Most caucasian Americans are of English descent, and should be damn proud of that fact. The status of England has admittedly recently become a bit of a laughing stock due to grotesque levels of illegal immigration, political correctness, people scared to speak up against left wing twats, and ignorance of greatness.
Ahmed: I'd love to move to England, but I'd really like to see high crime levels, incredible obesity rates, low life expectancy, extremely cold weather, and a language which I couldn't understand if I was there for 50 years, where shall I go?
Egbert: Scotland.

Teacher: Bobby, how do you spell 'perfection'?
Bobby: E-N-G-L-A-N-D
by George Payne April 12, 2008
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