A66

1) A cross country road in the UK running from Workington on the West coast to Middlesbourgh on the East. Because it changes from open highway to narrow mountain roads to dual carridgeway several times along it's lenght it is used by bikers in the north of England to give their mounts a really good work out.

2) A track by the rock band Metal Aardvaark inspired by the above.

"Rolling on through Penrith speeding on the Keswick, by pass Cockermouth and we are almost there; Get your Kicks on the A 66"

by black flag June 26, 2004

Celtic

A scottish footie team, supported largely by the Irish Catholic, community whos supporters are far more open warm and friendly than the bigotted bastards who support Rangers.

For a good evening out watch Celtic play on TV in a Dublin pub.

by black flag June 02, 2004

la la

1) somebody who's away with the fairies, not on planet earth, etc

2) The Third Teletubby

My girlfreind can be a bit of a la la

by black flag June 05, 2004

duff

UK usage

1) Something that's flawed or faulty

2) To duff up, to assault, beat up etc

He sold me a duff DVD so I duffed him up.

by black flag May 31, 2004

dad's army

Any group of elderly people working together for a common cause. Term derives from the title of the popular british sit com of the same name.

The average age of the workers was 67, they are a real dad's army.

by black flag May 29, 2004

M5

The main road in England that links Exeter in the south west with Birmingham in the midlands. Infamous for it's heavy congestion and endless lines of caravans in the summer months

I know we are on the M5, I can see 400 caravans and we have moved 400 yards in the last two hours.

by black flag June 14, 2004

game

UK usage.

Prostitution.

I see Lady Muck is on the game again

by black flag June 09, 2004