| 1. | Va Va Voom! | ||
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What is Vavavoom? Non, mais non Thierry. Vavavoom has nothing to do with cheap french cars. At least not for now. Most of all, Vavavoom is an ecosystem. Vavavoom is good goods and fair fashion. Vavavoom is the sound of a revving car or a starlet in Hollywood. It is American for wow or Like your style, darling. Maybe it means simply, sensually Sensibility.
Vavavoom belongs to all Anihumans. What is Vavavoom? When Renault and Publicis started using this expression for their multi million pound add in the UK and some other places they thought it would stand for them or some way of life Renault Clio drivers aspire to. Now Thierry Henry and Arsenal are great but excusez-moi les mecs... It started far earlier and don't try getting domains off other posing as students.
So as much as I know it must have started in the 1930s and means as much as it says above. cheers |
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| 2. | merks | ||
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woman who taste bad when you go down on them. Origins in the word "merkin" coming from Shakespeare's day. (A merkin was a pubic wig used by some women to cover up venerial diseases.)
oh my god were you guys just talking about merks? The worst was the other day when...
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| 3. | Blue Code of Honor | ||
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An unwritten law that states that a police officer may not rat on a fellow police officer unless there are undeniably incontrovertable circumstances involved. Officer Reyes wasn't allowed to talk about the drunk-driving incident to Officer Hanlon because of the Blue Code Of Honor.
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