livi

Short for Livingston. A town in Scotland of 90,000 people most noted for a skate park, shopping complex and football team.
I've lived in Livingston for the last 14 years...there's got to be worse places right?
by brendan August 07, 2004
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dic

TV production company. I guess now defunct as I haven't heard a child say "dic" at the end of any programmes recently.
Programme credits finish...music jingle and "dic". There we go. The programme has now finished.
by brendan May 19, 2004
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rome

voted coolest snowboard make on snowboard club uk
i just got a new rome flag 157 yeeeeeeeeeeeeah
by brendan March 18, 2005
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yumszter

comes from the south americans deep jungle tribe, leddyhattou (GOD OF THE SUN)
they use that word to scare off little midgets that ate there crops and stole there children.
yumszter the little people
by Brendan January 02, 2005
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jibberish

See gibberish. "Jibberish" is a common mispelling.
-How do you spell gibberish Michael?
-But miss! I've already answered today! - ok,erm, J..
-WRONG!
by brendan September 06, 2004
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wigga

a white guy that has the mind set that he is black. it is not known why they do this or why they think it is cool but most people think these peopleare complete douchebags. luckily with all the reflective jewlery and shit they wear it is easy to run them over or to spot them and give them shit. some girls find these men attractive, however they are losers who say they have banged tons of girls and in fact are still waiting on certain parts of puberty to arrive. they are all in all stupid people that need to get their head straight.
guy 1 "wow, look at that guy over there... hes such a wigga."
guy 2 "seriously... he must have terrible lighting in his house... cus when he looks in the mirror he thinks hes black."
by brendan October 21, 2005
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soft rock

Adjective used to describe less heavy rock music. Although rock music is generally loud, with a lot of bass and not really "soft", so often confusing as an arguable oxymoron.
I'm listening to some Mamas and the Papas which I guess you could say is "soft rock."
by brendan July 01, 2004
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