Scouse Flair

An individual introducing a certain northen charm into the beautiful game, almost always resulting in a right royal fuck up.

We were well on for scoring then but Tone had to twat it up with his fucking scouse flair!

by Monkey June 04, 2004

Goku

A character, originating as Sun Wukong from the chinese legend Journey to the West, Son Goku has been adopted into two anime that I know of so far: the Dragon Ball saga (Which I loathe beyond all belief) and Gensoumaden Saiyuki (which I love).

Saiyuki's Goku could kick DB/DBZ/DBGT's Goku's ass. Let's see mister saiyin defeat a war god.

by Monkey December 07, 2004

fangirl

A female who has overstepped the line between healthy fandom and indecent obsession

Fan: Hakkai from Saiyuki is really cool, he's smart and nice and hey, he's pretty cute.
Fangirl: Lyke OMG!!!11!one! Hakkai iz so lke totly my huzbend!
Fan: You DO realize he is a two dimensional image on your television screen right?
Fangirl: NOOO!! He'z reel and he iz al myne!

by monkey December 07, 2004

Fat Neck

Either a man that sells you pot, or the act of strangling a bitch.

If that bitch isn't there, I'm going to Fat Neck her.

by Monkey December 05, 2004

weirdo

J, Preiya...

born weird, continues to be weird, will end weird

BOB: hey whose apartment we pre-gamin at?
BUBBA: Oh its these two gurls and this weirdo that live there. The two girls are cool, but that weirdo, man...

by monkey April 02, 2005

Pretear

A seriously neglected and very good anime. It is a magical girl show, based on snow white with a serious twist. The show, however, isn't your basic magical girl anime with basic episodes: same old stuff, transformation, fight, end. It's deep emotionally and comically, many people have compared it to Revloutionary Girl Utena. However, lasting only 13 episodes it is too short and too new to get alot of recognition.

The seven dwarfs have become bishounen in this awesome twist of two classical fairy tales

by Monkey December 07, 2004

pull it

do something

pull it motherfucka

by Monkey January 31, 2004