4 definitions by Stephen Canavan
Dude#1 "Mate check that bird out!"
Dude#2 "Holy fuck, i'd eat the peanuts out of her shit"
OR
Dude#1 "That bird off Desperate Housewifes is well sweet"
Dude#2 "She's so hot I would eat the peanuts out of her shit"
Dude#2 "Holy fuck, i'd eat the peanuts out of her shit"
OR
Dude#1 "That bird off Desperate Housewifes is well sweet"
Dude#2 "She's so hot I would eat the peanuts out of her shit"
by Stephen Canavan June 29, 2006
That's a great giraffodil you haye there mate. I'll sell it to ye!
how long have you had that giraffodil for, do you walk it often?
how long have you had that giraffodil for, do you walk it often?
by Stephen Canavan September 26, 2008
Northern Irish slang used to describe someone that you do not like.
Adapted the word for the fish "Herring". In the old days the fishmonger on the street used to shout "Get your herrings". Which was actually pronounced "Get your Hurns".
Adapted the word for the fish "Herring". In the old days the fishmonger on the street used to shout "Get your herrings". Which was actually pronounced "Get your Hurns".
Boy#1- "There goes wee Jimmy"
Boy#2- "Aye that wee lad is a Hurn"
OR
"You really are a fuckin' Hurn"
Boy#2- "Aye that wee lad is a Hurn"
OR
"You really are a fuckin' Hurn"
by Stephen Canavan June 29, 2006
Man#1 - "That Peter Crouch is some height"
Man#2 - "Yea, but he's built like a bus ticket"
OR
Man#1 - "He's a lanky streak of piss isn't he!?"
Man#2 - "Aye he's built like a bus ticket"
Man#2 - "Yea, but he's built like a bus ticket"
OR
Man#1 - "He's a lanky streak of piss isn't he!?"
Man#2 - "Aye he's built like a bus ticket"
by Stephen Canavan June 29, 2006