"It is dirived from a story involving a man named Graham one day Graham was walking happily along .. for once he was doing nothing "naughty" but because he was in Wynumm there were pulled up to by to police officers... One of the officers then realised he knew graham ... said "Ohh your that GUARM fella"
Thus the Guarm word was invented .. by some hill billy silly copper from out wynumm way that couldnt pronounce Graham .. and from that point on Guarm was used when somthing was unsavoury, nasty or stupid
It has nothing to do with the island
Thus the Guarm word was invented .. by some hill billy silly copper from out wynumm way that couldnt pronounce Graham .. and from that point on Guarm was used when somthing was unsavoury, nasty or stupid
It has nothing to do with the island
by VisOne March 24, 2003
A term used to insult someone generally when they are not in your presenace, also used as a joking insult to a friend or mate with out using harsher terms like "Smacktard or Fuck Head"
May also be used if you fuck up your nuckles.. (probally cause you hit somthing HARD and people will probally call you a fuk nuckle for doing somthing that stupid)
May also be used if you fuck up your nuckles.. (probally cause you hit somthing HARD and people will probally call you a fuk nuckle for doing somthing that stupid)
by VisOne March 25, 2003
by VisOne March 28, 2003
Why is it called inthehut.org?
(This is sort of a weird answer so prepare yourself.) "The hut" in question is the hut you can see on the main page. It is at a football field near Ipswich Road. Alice and Rosie went there one day in October (a.k.a. "Alice and Rosie month") 2000 to watch their brothers play football. Alice liked the hut because she could stand up in it without hitting her head. Then they made a special hand sign to go with the hut which looks like a hut-shape, and then they went around telling people they had never met before (including Steve and Duncan) that they were "in the hut". "In the hut" means cool, except nobody really says it in that context anymore.
(This is sort of a weird answer so prepare yourself.) "The hut" in question is the hut you can see on the main page. It is at a football field near Ipswich Road. Alice and Rosie went there one day in October (a.k.a. "Alice and Rosie month") 2000 to watch their brothers play football. Alice liked the hut because she could stand up in it without hitting her head. Then they made a special hand sign to go with the hut which looks like a hut-shape, and then they went around telling people they had never met before (including Steve and Duncan) that they were "in the hut". "In the hut" means cool, except nobody really says it in that context anymore.
by VisOne March 24, 2003
the term used when a baby is born, and is NOT a child but in fact a fully grown teenager, common among births where the couple were relations or step brother/sisters
by VisOne March 25, 2003