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The 143 is a brand of bus found in Manchester of the Oxford/Wilmslow Road variety. It is a feared bus as it is cleverly discuised as a 142 bus due to its insistence of being a Magic Bus and thus can easily fool pissed students on their way home from a night in the town at 3 o'clock of the AM variety.
On its way into Manchester the 143 can be caught by anyone and therefore people who wouldn't get the 143 back would get it there. On its way back from Manchester it runs the same route as the 142 bus but only as far as the Palatine Road variety. Then it goes down Palatine at which point people realise they are are on a 143 and can lead many people from the Didsbury division of the Wilmslow Road variety have to catch another bus or walk home. Nobody knows where the 143 travels to out of Manchester as nobody has ever got the bus for that purpose thus causing a pandemonium outside Job Centre Plus which would look like good evidence against unemployment rates. It is rumoured to be travelling back to the treacherous swamp from wence it was born. Ahmed: "Is that a 142, lad?"
Swann: "No, it's a 143" Ahmed: "Damn" "Ahhh fuck we got on a 143!" "Shit, it's 5am and there's no buses we might have to actually catch a 143 instead of waiting for the 142" |
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Means "I Love You."
One letter in I, Four in Love, and three in You. Musiq made a song about it. See sometimes words may get in the way
Of things that you really really mean to say So I wanna out this time to make sure that how I really feel Gets through to you Cause listen There aren’t many more ways and words that I can say So I choose to tell you how I feel in a numerical way Got so tired of trying to find the most complicated way To say it to you so I simplified and broke it down To 143 – and that means I love you |
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Common code for "I love you", as they amount of letters in that phrase is 1, 4, and 3. Pager code: "555-1234*143"
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A numerical representation of the expression 'I love you' where each of the three numbers represents the amount of letters in each of the words.
Used by couples with pagers as a code to constantly remind one another that they still are affectionate. (More commonly used before the wide spread availability of text-messaging cell phones) My girl sent 143 to my beeper a thousand times yesterday - she really loves me.
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I love you
1 letter in I 4 letters in love 3 letters i you A:Bye! 143
B: Bye, I love you too!! |
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A line in the worst song ever. "Text 143 that means i love you girl..."
(iYiYi by Cody Simpson) |
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I Love You. After the "I Love You" lighthouse at Minot's Ledge, about 20 miles SE of Boston Harbor. In 1894 a flashing lantern was installed flashing once-pause-4 times-pause three times-repeat. Texting "143" to your kids gets a different response every time.
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A sign of love to someone. ARM JJL 143=I love you
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