the empty vehicle driven by a Punjabi Taxi-man at 2 am around stevenage, hitchin and luton, with little regard for speed limits, the highway code or safety of other road users, while on their way to a fare.
The expression is quite common in stevenage where it originated, due to the large amount of Taxi cabs driven by people of asian origin.
Note, that even non-asian taaxi drivers can be refered to this way if they are driving in the manner describes above.
The expression is quite common in stevenage where it originated, due to the large amount of Taxi cabs driven by people of asian origin.
Note, that even non-asian taaxi drivers can be refered to this way if they are driving in the manner describes above.
by Borne August 28, 2006
by Borne February 12, 2006
the blue portable toilets often seen on building sites. The name derives from the word TARDIS, which is also a big blue box in the TV show Doctor Who.
by Borne August 28, 2006
a prospective sexual partner, who, in order to enter a sexual encounter with them, you must not only put a bag over their head, but over your own in case their's falls off.
by Borne February 12, 2006
the definition of a rotound Arab man, whose voice, when speaking his native tongue, sounds liek a teletubbie
Eh-Oh! time for Talibantubbie
by Borne September 23, 2004
1) to have a turtle head pop from one's rectum before underpants are removed
2) to break wind with more force than expected, and to cause fecal matter to come in to contact with one's underpants before being able to suck it back in
2) to break wind with more force than expected, and to cause fecal matter to come in to contact with one's underpants before being able to suck it back in
by Borne September 23, 2004
A woman of poor feminine hygiene, whose presence is noted by the lingering scent of decaying fish emanating from between her legs.
Most commonly encountered on the London underground, bus shelters and begging for change outside Tesco
Most commonly encountered on the London underground, bus shelters and begging for change outside Tesco
by Borne September 23, 2004