Melbell's definitions

Doesn't Bush look tired?

A cunning plan to get rid of George Bush. Adapted from a Doctor Who episode, where the Doctor overthrows Harriet Jones' Government with 6 little words "Doesn't she look tired" which results in people speculating she is ill, and leads to a vote of no confidence.

The idea is to spread the idea that Bush looks tired to the same effect, and could also be seen as one big experiment to see if it works. Began as a meme on livejournal.

So, if you would like to take part in the experiment, or hate Bush and want to get rid of him, pass it on.

Doesn't Bush look tired?

You know, I think he does. I just mentioned that to my Mum and she agrees.

by Melbell January 4, 2006

Micked

Aussie slang for spiked, to have one's drink drugged.

I am far to chirpy this morning, has somebody micked my coffee?

by Melbell February 2, 2006

Home-Home

Home-home is the most common way students refer to the place where they originally came from, rather then where they live whilst at university, but can be used by anybody who is living somewhere other then where they were born.

"I have to go back and pack because I'm going home-home this weekend"

by Melbell August 31, 2005

now-now

now-now means you intend to do something immediatly, whereas now tends to mean you will do it soon.

"I'll do that now"
"Now-now?"
"Yes, now-now"

by Melbell August 31, 2005

free-er

If you were to have two choices, and one involved payment and one did not, the one that did not involve payment would be free-er then the other.

I'm going to get cash rather then have them draw up a cheque because its free-er that way.

by Melbell September 1, 2005

Sticks

A word that orginally refered to suffolk, but not tends to be used to describe a place that is away from a main city.

"Oh, I don't actually live there, I'm more out in the sticks"

by Melbell September 6, 2005

ep

Shortend version of "episode"

"I can't wait for the next ep, why did it have to be a cliffhanger"

by Melbell September 6, 2005