A french duke who delivered the news of the fall of Bastille to King Louis XVI July 14, 1789. This began the French Revolution.
Someone with an extraordinarily long name that you couldn't correctly pronounce if you were paid to.
Someone with an extraordinarily long name that you couldn't correctly pronounce if you were paid to.
When King Louis XVI was told the news of the fall of the Bastille by the duc de La Rouchefoucauld-Lianocourt, he exclaimed
"Why, this is a revolt."
"No sire," replied the duc, "this is a revolution."
"hey what's his name?"
"i dunno, might as well be duc de La Rouchefoucauld-Lianocourt..."
"Why, this is a revolt."
"No sire," replied the duc, "this is a revolution."
"hey what's his name?"
"i dunno, might as well be duc de La Rouchefoucauld-Lianocourt..."
by morgan December 05, 2004
by Morgan April 13, 2004
by Morgan December 03, 2003
This phrase originates from Humboldt, Saskatchewan, Canada. Heard in the halls of HCI, this phrase was originally used to mock Jared Klimosko, whose nickname is "Bird." Cody Spence and Richard Harbison are the ones responsible for starting this idiotic trend.
Why was this phrase created? Bird just wouldn't sit down.
Why was this phrase created? Bird just wouldn't sit down.
Richard: Birdgie! Sit down!
Bird: No.
Cody: Birdgie!
Richard: Birgie!
Cody: Birgie!
Richard: Birdgie.
Cody: Birgie.
Richard: Birdgie.
Miss Philips: Would you two shut the hell up?
(pause)
Richard: Birdgie.
(Bird sits down.)
Bird: No.
Cody: Birdgie!
Richard: Birgie!
Cody: Birgie!
Richard: Birdgie.
Cody: Birgie.
Richard: Birdgie.
Miss Philips: Would you two shut the hell up?
(pause)
Richard: Birdgie.
(Bird sits down.)
by Morgan February 20, 2005
the act of jamming your big toe up the ass of another and then cram the shitified toe down the persons throught
by morgan October 25, 2003
Hot, Sweet, Funny, Thoughtful, Caring, Baller, Fun to talk with, baby Boo, cute smile, Can be a bully mostly not lol..in love with JoJo
by Morgan March 25, 2005