by The Chicken Sac August 6, 2018
A "WALKIE" is a term to describe the ignorance of able-bodied people in comparison to those with "different abilities" "walkies" are the opposite of what they call "dis-abled"people. THEY THINK PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES CANT HAVE SEX BE A PARENT OR HAVE A JOB . are oblivious to the fact that we can do all things we just do them differently. iTs a person who can walk but they are "mentally paralyzed"(NOT CAPABLE OF UNDERSTANDING the difference or hardships of others they are insensitive "zombies" they dont know any better they are clueless because they have never experienced what its like. a "walkie" would build a ramp in front of a pole and expect a wheelchair user to jump over it. A "close minded" individual
she cant be a mother she is disabled" . That is something a "walkie" would say... i would rather not indulge in having the mentality of a "walkie".
by roxxdafoxx April 2, 2019
When a person or, often a small group of people go for a walk in a densley populated area. People go on walkies usually when bored. Once on walkies, the group of people often simply wlak around and do stupid things including inappropriately socialising with strangers, tormenting shops and business' and defacing public property.
OH EM GEE, lunch time has gotten to be so boring since they ban us from using the oval. Let's go walkies!
by coinroller May 13, 2008
by LNate93 October 5, 2019
by mistahtom July 28, 2005
When you take some whore into the disabled toilet, and just before she gets lucky you drop an alabama fudge cake in the corner. While you're banging the sheila up the mud road you proceed to push her face into your hershey squirts.
You: Why is that girl that you just took into the disabled toilets rubbing her eyes?
Baz: I totally just gave her a Cardiff Walkie!
You: Fuck yeah! Wanna go get a kebab?
Baz: I totally just gave her a Cardiff Walkie!
You: Fuck yeah! Wanna go get a kebab?
by Steamboat Baz December 7, 2006
Accidental cell phone calls to your friends caused by buttons being pressed when your phone is in your pocket, purse etc.
Hey, Jill. You called me yesterday in the morning. I could hear your muffled voice in conversation. You were giving me the walkie-no-talkie.
by Smiller February 2, 2007