Clarence, whilst out strolling, was fortunate enough to witness a drunken individual being ejected over the handlebars of a bicycle. "Hmm, muttered Clarence, that is most definitely an Oos Diggy Das"...
by StevePoodle May 21, 2022
A commonly used phrase to inform someone (usually a supervisor or someone in charge) that you have absolutely no idea what the answer to a particular question or problem is, but that you will do some digging immediately...
Captain Kirk: "ensign, do we have any data or record of a previous encounter on this enemy craft?"
Ensign: "... cross referencing all known databases now Captain!"
Ensign: "... cross referencing all known databases now Captain!"
by StevePoodle November 28, 2024
This relatively new phrase is specifically designed for use on an individual who has completely imploded and spannered their lives beyond any chance of rescue or redemption (either by gobbing off or doing something so retarded that the karma was inbound, and coming in hot...)
To do a 'Nimble' in public is always entertaining, and offers those who witness it the chance to see firsthand how NOT to run your life.
After losing his mind spectacularly whilst screaming down the phone at a lady, the aforementioned culprit failed to realise that his entire rant was being recorded and shortly thereafter uploaded to YouTube, which ordinarily wouldn't really be that bad, except this time a laundry list of disgruntled previous lovers were tagged in the upload...
It doesn't take a professor to realise that he had done a 'Nimble'.
OJ Simpson and Diddy also got snagged doing a 'Nimble'.
After losing his mind spectacularly whilst screaming down the phone at a lady, the aforementioned culprit failed to realise that his entire rant was being recorded and shortly thereafter uploaded to YouTube, which ordinarily wouldn't really be that bad, except this time a laundry list of disgruntled previous lovers were tagged in the upload...
It doesn't take a professor to realise that he had done a 'Nimble'.
OJ Simpson and Diddy also got snagged doing a 'Nimble'.
by StevePoodle June 02, 2025
This delightful, refreshingly new way to report a monumental fail stems from the well-known, worst possible tennis score, which is of course 6 - love.
Whilst promenading along the pier with his fiancée, Lord Salisbury fell victim to that age old seaside mishap. Yes ladies and gentlemen, the seagull delivered the ultimate score of 6 - love onto the neck and collar of the aforementioned nobleman...
by StevePoodle June 02, 2025