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Nigel Tufnel is the guitar player with the legendary British rock band Spinal Tap. His solo's are his trademark, and he's famous for his Marshall stack that "goes to 11" (unlike most amplifiers which only go as far a 10).
Rumour has it Tufnel is really the American actor Christopher Guest.
Rumour has it Tufnel is really the American actor Christopher Guest.
1. Nigel Tufnel is famous for his solo's
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3. Nigel Tufnel: "These go to 11".
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3. Nigel Tufnel: "These go to 11".
by Nigel Tufnel December 1, 2004
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1. I have to say, that president Dubya really rubs me the wrong way!
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3. Sometimes I rub people the wrong way
2. Those teenybopper Stinkin Park fans always rub me the wrong way
3. Sometimes I rub people the wrong way
by Nigel Tufnel February 3, 2005
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A long and complicated and confusing procedure; "all that academic rigmarole was a waste of time".
I'm not 100% sure where this term originates, but I've heard it used in Britain and Ireland.
A long and complicated and confusing procedure; "all that academic rigmarole was a waste of time".
I'm not 100% sure where this term originates, but I've heard it used in Britain and Ireland.
1. "You wouldnt believe the rigmarole I had to go through just to have my credit cards cancelled!"
2. "Oh, not this rigmarole again!"
2. "Oh, not this rigmarole again!"
by Nigel Tufnel July 18, 2005
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In parts of Ireland "out" is also used as a slang term that reinforces the word that came before it. For instance, if a new TV show comes on and you dislike it, you might say "that show was bad out!". If you drink too much and have a hangover you feel "sick out".
In parts of Ireland "out" is also used as a slang term that reinforces the word that came before it. For instance, if a new TV show comes on and you dislike it, you might say "that show was bad out!". If you drink too much and have a hangover you feel "sick out".
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