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Definitions by TheWickedBitchIsDead

Meadowhell 

A place nobody likes but everyone uses because Sheffield City Centre doesn't have shit for shops. On Saturdays, Meadowhell is rammed to the brim with Sheffield and Rotherham's finest including chavs, wannabe roadmen with their Argos chains and teen mums all headed for Meadowhell's signature shop - Primark!
Fucks sake its raining gonna have to go to Meadowhell
Meadowhell by TheWickedBitchIsDead February 14, 2022

River Island 

Popular shop of the British species known as chav. Better quality than Primark and Matalan.
Saw two chavs outside River Island in town the other day having a brawl. It were reyt funny

Footasylum 

Carbon copy of JD Sports
Can't remember if I'm in JD or Footasylum
Footasylum by TheWickedBitchIsDead January 11, 2022

Crystal Peaks 

Basically a BTEC Meadowhall full of pound shops.
You popping into town or Crystal Peaks.

Northern Independence Party 

An unregistered pop-up political party who spend their days ranting on Twitter about how the Tories and Keir Starmer have ruined their beloved "Northumbria", so much that they have had to move to Brighton. They are one of the biggest examples of a Twitter bubble, as they seemed to think they could win the Hartlepool by-election but ended up coming 8th with 250 votes (or 0.8% of the vote). They then proceeded to have a rant at the Yorkshire Party who received 9.7% of the vote in the West Yorkshire mayoral election. They also still cry about Corbyn losing in 2019.
Anyone heard of the Northern Independence Party?

pop-up political party 

A political party that "pops-up" one day claiming to be revolutionary. When it comes to actual elections, the party often fails miserably and disbands quickly after. The Brexit Party, Change UK, Alba Party and ATWA are all examples.
Are you voting SNP or for Alex Salmond's pop-up political party?

pop-up game show 

A game show that "pops-up". They are often made as a cheap way to make money. Typical traits include: winning fuck all in prizes (typically £10,000 or under), going home with nothing if you lose and no competition (one contestant/team per programme). They tend to get cancelled very quickly. An example of a pop-up game show is BBC's The Wall.
Did you watch Gordon Ramsay's latest pop-up game show? It was rubbish!