bakerloo
bakerloo by Dan Wilkes April 2, 2006
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Bakerloo Roll
Bakerloo Roll by Mattyzack August 10, 2019
Bakerloo Breeze
The farts you encounter before an imminent turd, not unlike the warm breeze felt when waiting on the platform of a tube station as a train approaches. The "train" in this case is your stool, & the tube is your anus.
Bakerloo Breeze by Just Touch It December 2, 2004
taking the Bakerloo line to Harrow and Wealdstone
Another terms for anal sex. On maps of the London Underground, the Bakerloo line is coloured brown. Harrow and Wealdstone is the station at the end of the line.
taking the Bakerloo line to Harrow and Wealdstone by Web Willy April 7, 2003
changing at bakerloo
Never heard this expression before, but I'd just like to point out that there is NO station anywhere in the London Underground system by the name of 'Bakerloo'.
Therefore, I can only assume that the correct phrase is in fact 'Changing At Baker Street". As at Baker Street station it IS possible to change between the Hammersmith And City (pink) and Bakerloo (brown) lines.
Therefore, I can only assume that the correct phrase is in fact 'Changing At Baker Street". As at Baker Street station it IS possible to change between the Hammersmith And City (pink) and Bakerloo (brown) lines.
changing at bakerloo by Monkeybrains October 11, 2005
The Bakerloo Line
The Bakerloo Line by Bosh1985 January 20, 2015
Commuting the Bakerloo line
When two men place the ends of a toilet roll tube into their bum holes and shit through it into each other's arses.
Last night I went over to Matt's and he told me to shove the end of a toilet roll tube into my arse. Once I'd done this he paced his anus on the other end and we proceeded to poo into each other. I asked him what we'd just done and he told me we'd just been commuting the Bakerloo line. We'd not even left the house.
Commuting the Bakerloo line by Noel Bussey February 8, 2008
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