3 definitions by Jankulovski
Similar to My Bones!, My Eggs can be said in a variety of situations to convey anger, dissapointment, surprise, disgust, etc. as well as actually something to do with eggs
"My eggs!" - after finding your family laughing at your expense
"My eggs!" - after falling over
"My eggs!" - after dropping some eggs which you have recently purchased
"My eggs!" - after falling over
"My eggs!" - after dropping some eggs which you have recently purchased
by Jankulovski March 23, 2009
An exclamation for surprise, shock, or pain (either physical or otherwise). Can also be repeated in various rhythms to form songs to further emphasise the effect.
"My bones!" - After getting beaten on a poker hand
"My bones!" - After missing an open goal
"My bones!" - After finding your wife in bed with your boss
"My bones!" - After literally breaking one of your bones
"My bones, my bones, my bones my bones my bones, my bones my bones my bones my bones, my bones, my bones my bones, my bones..." - To the tune of "High ho" from Snow White
"My bones!" - After missing an open goal
"My bones!" - After finding your wife in bed with your boss
"My bones!" - After literally breaking one of your bones
"My bones, my bones, my bones my bones my bones, my bones my bones my bones my bones, my bones, my bones my bones, my bones..." - To the tune of "High ho" from Snow White
by Jankulovski March 20, 2009
1) Herita Ilunga, a football player for West Ham United.
2) Ilunga, a euphemism or code word for boobs.
For both uses, it is important to focus on pronunciation: I-LUUN-gaaaaaaaa
2) Ilunga, a euphemism or code word for boobs.
For both uses, it is important to focus on pronunciation: I-LUUN-gaaaaaaaa
"Ilunga is a cracking player!" - about the footballer
"It's gone out to the wing to that fella...what's his name, Dilunga ain't it?" - Paul Merson trying (and failing) to pronounce Ilunga's name correctly
"I tell you what, that girl has a great pair of Ilunga's!" - using the code word in public
"Guess what, Boa Morte? Apparently after we left last night old Ilunga got to have a go on that girl's Ilunga's! You know, the one in the bar?" - West Ham United players discussing their team mate and using the code word
"It's gone out to the wing to that fella...what's his name, Dilunga ain't it?" - Paul Merson trying (and failing) to pronounce Ilunga's name correctly
"I tell you what, that girl has a great pair of Ilunga's!" - using the code word in public
"Guess what, Boa Morte? Apparently after we left last night old Ilunga got to have a go on that girl's Ilunga's! You know, the one in the bar?" - West Ham United players discussing their team mate and using the code word
by Jankulovski March 23, 2009