2 definitions by Lucky Wise Fool
1. Mother-flipping British English variation of the American 'badass'. This version works best pronounced with an English accent, in the same way that the American 'badass' works best with an American accent.
It's unpopular, under-used and extremely difficult to pull off without sounding like a total muppet; consequently, it's hipper than wearing a home made t-shirt with a quote on that nobody's ever heard of, taken from a book no one has ever read.
It's unpopular, under-used and extremely difficult to pull off without sounding like a total muppet; consequently, it's hipper than wearing a home made t-shirt with a quote on that nobody's ever heard of, taken from a book no one has ever read.
hipster1: You know Steve McQueen did all his own stunts.
hipster 2: Yes, he was the quintessential Badarse
hipster 2: Yes, he was the quintessential Badarse
by Lucky Wise Fool September 5, 2012
Self-indulgent wordy twaddle, vaguely related to putting one foot in front of the other (the art of running) for an extended period of time. The key to writing a good Ultramarathon Race Report is in an over dramatisation of actual events & experiences which adds to the mystique of Ultramarathon running to the untrained observer. Extended essay-length accounts of a niche sport (Ultramarathon running) they are usually read only by other Ultramarathoners, running geeks, mental health professionals, the very bored or the author - but mostly just the author.
To put in onto context, it's far easier & fulfilling to run an Ultramarathon than it is to read someones 30,000 word blog on the experience.
To put in onto context, it's far easier & fulfilling to run an Ultramarathon than it is to read someones 30,000 word blog on the experience.
Steve's running a 100km Ultramarathon through remote bushland this weekend; I can't wait to read all about it in his race report.
by Lucky Wise Fool June 7, 2020