by bigmeuprudeboy September 18, 2003

an insult used in the Us fro an Italian
may come from when the suez canal was being built in the 19th century.
The italian labourers would work for a guinea a week where as the British and Irish labourers would want 2 guineas
may come from when the suez canal was being built in the 19th century.
The italian labourers would work for a guinea a week where as the British and Irish labourers would want 2 guineas
by bigmeuprudeboy September 10, 2003

fat little shit who labours under the mis-aprehenshion that he is hard.
his dad is a total geezer though
his dad is a total geezer though
by bigmeuprudeboy September 11, 2003

Derogatory term used in parts of the UK to describe East Africans such as Somalis, Ethiopians,Sudanese etc
Derived from the stereotype that East Africans have slightly enlarged 'doll like' heads.
Derived from the stereotype that East Africans have slightly enlarged 'doll like' heads.
by Bigmeuprudeboy June 05, 2009

A nutter, a hard case.
A common-or -garden British nutcase that inhabits most towns across the uk
drinks a lot, plays pool, smokes like a chimney, has a shit job or is on the dole.
after the character Francis Begbie from trainspotting
A common-or -garden British nutcase that inhabits most towns across the uk
drinks a lot, plays pool, smokes like a chimney, has a shit job or is on the dole.
after the character Francis Begbie from trainspotting
by bigmeuprudeboy September 10, 2003

the national pastime of England
In the late 1700's a frenchman wrote a book titled the 'English love of fighting' In it he describes how the English delight in 'fisticufts in the street' and how they would gather round any altercation and whip it up into a full scale brawl. He also observed that the 'English have no love of politics and could never be led to revolution'and that 'they have no religion but gambling and drinking'
Fortunatley things have changed and we can now add footballas another religion
In the late 1700's a frenchman wrote a book titled the 'English love of fighting' In it he describes how the English delight in 'fisticufts in the street' and how they would gather round any altercation and whip it up into a full scale brawl. He also observed that the 'English have no love of politics and could never be led to revolution'and that 'they have no religion but gambling and drinking'
Fortunatley things have changed and we can now add footballas another religion
by bigmeuprudeboy October 06, 2003
