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Definitions by Gumba Gumba

brown love 

Anal sex. The term comes from the brownening of the penis. Mostly used to taunt homosexual males.
I hear you and him do brown love...
brown love by Gumba Gumba March 1, 2004

yank tank 

British slang used to describe large, ugly, poorly-manufactured american cars. In europe american cars are seen as a kind of joke for people with small penises.
Yank tanks like caddilacs are heavy on fuel, ugly as fuck, and with the 0-60 of a three-legged donky named Daisy.
yank tank by Gumba Gumba March 1, 2004
1) Crack, or an addict to crack

2) Unconcious state

3) To be between life and death, to be braindead. Some of the other definitions do better than this.
I got a high on zombie

I'm a zombie

Your brother is like a zombie


AAARRRGGGHHH! Flesh eating zombies!
zombie by Gumba Gumba March 1, 2004

toss pot 

British slur. To be a tosser or a wanker.


Literally, means a pot filled with seminal fluid from masturbation.
you toss pot!
toss pot by Gumba Gumba March 1, 2004

I'll be back 

Three of the seventeen words Arnold Schwarzenegger utters in the sci-fi classic 'The Terminator'. Said in a deep and emotionless voice (in an Austrian accent) to a police officer, before the menacing Robot returns and ploughs a car into the police station, thus gaining access to the area he was forbidden to enter.

Voted to be the greatest catchphrase of all time by movie critics, and also said in the sequels to the movie.
"You'll have to wait, sir"

*Arnie looks over counter, then stares at the policeman*

"...I'll be back...."
I'll be back by Gumba Gumba March 1, 2004
Eighties British slang for a gang consisting predominatly of Jamacians, or those of Jamacian descent. Usually yardies work in large groups and favour torture to anyone who says anything against them. Their downfall is their rash decisions, inability to handle the police democratically, and thier general disorganisation when compared to larger gangland groups. Yardies, though many, tend to share a distrust for anyone outside their own gang, and are often drawn into gunfights or knife battles. Charactorised by excessive jewellry, puffer-jackets, baseball caps and screeching accents.

Usually violent and easily lured into losing their monies through misadventure.
yardie by Gumba Gumba March 1, 2004
He spent five years in the pen.
the pen by Gumba Gumba February 28, 2004