by Last Chancer November 23, 2006
Get the pulling pantsmug. A written parody that is a five minute version of the tv show/ movie/ game etc. Can be written by a single person or as part of a group and popularised by certain fandom related websites.
by Last Chancer October 24, 2006
Get the fivermug. 'Modern Cockney' meaning ani american. Ryming slang for an American is 'septic tank' (yank) and Listerine is aniseptic so... yeah.
by Last Chancer October 24, 2006
Get the listerinemug. London slang. A derogatory term for a certain type of person from Australia, New Zealand or South Africa who now lives in the UK. More often used to describe women but can be applied to men. Can also be used to describe the places frequented by Kirbys.
Kirbies are very fond of alcohol and/or drugs and all the associated behavior. The women are usually blond (or died blond), horribly slutty and have an unpleasant bitchy attitude. The men are usually large rugby playing types (or wanabees) often with blonde hair, very predatory towards women and sometimes quite aggressive.
This word originates form a short lived UK TV show called The Last Chancers which featured a character called Kirby who was as described above.
Note on usage: This word could be considered very offensive as it shows a complete ignorance of the difference between three very different counties.
Kirbies are very fond of alcohol and/or drugs and all the associated behavior. The women are usually blond (or died blond), horribly slutty and have an unpleasant bitchy attitude. The men are usually large rugby playing types (or wanabees) often with blonde hair, very predatory towards women and sometimes quite aggressive.
This word originates form a short lived UK TV show called The Last Chancers which featured a character called Kirby who was as described above.
Note on usage: This word could be considered very offensive as it shows a complete ignorance of the difference between three very different counties.
by Last Chancer November 6, 2008
Get the kirbymug. Contraction of 'isn't it' which has been used in London for about 40 years ATLEAST. (so stop attibuting it to all sorts of wierd groups of people like for example chavs) Used at the end of sentances in the same was as eh?, right? or you-get-me?
by Last Chancer October 23, 2006
Get the innitmug. The most useful phrase in the english language. Popularised by Douglas Adams in The Hitchhikes Guild to the Galaxy - the best book ever written.
by Last Chancer October 26, 2006
Get the don't panicmug. by Last Chancer October 23, 2006
Get the dappymug.