Phrase used during the festive season to describe going out with a view to hooking up with an attractive person. Used during the festive season as it also describes pulling a festive cracker around the dining table.
by Joost911 September 04, 2010
Example 1:
Bro 1: That Kelly has a big fat arse.
Bro 2: Harsh but fair.
Example 2:
Bro 1: Pauls car is such a shit heap.
Bro 2: Harsh but fair
Bro 1: That Kelly has a big fat arse.
Bro 2: Harsh but fair.
Example 2:
Bro 1: Pauls car is such a shit heap.
Bro 2: Harsh but fair
by Joost911 August 05, 2011
A "Wide Game" is a term used in UK scouting to describe a game that is played over a wide area usually in a field or in the woods. These games are the Scouting equivalent of "busy work" and are typically badly organised, boring as hell and hurriedly put in place by one of the younger leaders because the senior leaders have not taken the time to prepare a proper program.
It'd be more productive and fun to let the scouts have some free time to play football (soccer in the USA) or come up with their own games rather than subject them to this monotony.
It'd be more productive and fun to let the scouts have some free time to play football (soccer in the USA) or come up with their own games rather than subject them to this monotony.
Scenario: A typical Scout Camp weekend away, everyone has just eaten and is looking forward to chilling out and having a rest in the evening sun but then suddenly...
Scout Leader: Right scouts, time for a Wide Game. I have a deck of cards and you will each receive a card then you will run around and when you encounter another scout you must show each other your cards and if your card is of the opposite colour and you out rank their card, the highest ranking card must chase the lower ranking card. If you catch them you can claim their card and return it to the scout leader. The team who has captured the most cards at the end of the game wins.
Typical Scout: Skip that sounds over complicated and boring as hell, can't we just play football? (soccer in the USA)
Scout Leader: You are excluded from the game and get to sit by this tree. Everyone else get to it.
Scout Leader: Right scouts, time for a Wide Game. I have a deck of cards and you will each receive a card then you will run around and when you encounter another scout you must show each other your cards and if your card is of the opposite colour and you out rank their card, the highest ranking card must chase the lower ranking card. If you catch them you can claim their card and return it to the scout leader. The team who has captured the most cards at the end of the game wins.
Typical Scout: Skip that sounds over complicated and boring as hell, can't we just play football? (soccer in the USA)
Scout Leader: You are excluded from the game and get to sit by this tree. Everyone else get to it.
by Joost911 July 10, 2013
Used specifically in Ireland by a parents or teachers to denote when a child has behaved or is behaving badly.
Some chap in my class found an empty birds egg on the beach so carried it home carefully in the car, brought it into school and put it on display. Upon noticing it on display I took the initiative to strength test it and crushed it in my hand. He was very upset upon returning to the display to see it crushed and started crying. When the teacher found out I was denounced as a “bold, bold boy,” to my entire class.
In Ireland if something is fun, it's probably bold.
In Ireland if something is fun, it's probably bold.
by Joost911 November 19, 2012
When you are assigned so many back to back documentation tasks at work (read, write, review, comment, update) that you start to go completely mental.
"What are you up to this week?"
"Documental. I've been writing specifications for the last 3 weeks straight and I'm going insane"
"Documental. I've been writing specifications for the last 3 weeks straight and I'm going insane"
by Joost911 August 09, 2012
A task or duty that is mildly tedious and something you would rather not do. Less severe than a task which is a, "right ball ache"
Having to do your timesheets at 17:30 on a Friday before you can leave work is a bit of a ball ache.
by Joost911 August 23, 2010
by Joost911 May 17, 2011