A recreation of the original victorian age Bulldog of the 17th and 18th century. This animal was developed to give pet owners the opportunity to own a healthier version of the modern day Bulldog.
by Linda Harper December 21, 2004
Literal meaning: 'I do not plan on calling you, EVER.'
Often said by a man to a woman at the end of a date, because he is too much of a coward to just honestly tell her that it is not going to work out, and that he does not want to call her.
Often said by a man to a woman at the end of a date, because he is too much of a coward to just honestly tell her that it is not going to work out, and that he does not want to call her.
After the end of a lousy date, Chandler said to Joanna, "I'll call you," even though he had no intention of calling her.
by Linda Harper August 15, 2004
A recreation of the original victorian age Bulldog of the 17th and 18th century. See definition for "Bulldogge"
by Linda Harper December 21, 2004
Adjective describing a sexual encounter, with the intent of keeping said encounter a secret. Often used by married men when soliciting sexual activities from women other than their wives.
Joe wanted to cheat on his wife, so he asked a girl on the internet if she was interested in something discreet.
by Linda Harper August 24, 2004