white cider

A form of cider where the appley goodness has been replaced by nasty hangover enducing chemicals.

Last night I was drinking white cider, this morning it feels like they are building a motorway through my brain.

by black flag June 03, 2004

five mile smile

A method used by London gangsters to scar up their victims. A cut is made at the edge of both sides of the mouth then the victim is kicked in the groin very hard. As he screams the flesh on both cheeks are ripped apart leaving terrible scaring.

I wish some would give George W Bush a five mile smile.

by Black Flag February 11, 2004

Swindon

A dump of a town in the English county of Wiltshire founded by the Great Weston Railway in 1830. renowned for it's lack of good coffee, good football or good anything.

Swindon is as Swindon does.

by black flag June 03, 2004

Axis of evil

UK (Bristol) usage:-

The colaboration between Community at Heart, Bristol City Council and Government Offices South West. A bunch of foul, evil, rightwing, misbegotten, inbred, self serving, mindless officials; who are hell bent on destroying the local community in Barton Hill and it's environment.

Mcdadeism is a fine example of the axis of evil at it's worse.

by black flag June 24, 2004

LB&SCR

London Brighton and South Coast Railway.
Founded in 1851 and incorporated into the Southern Railway in 1923

The LB&SCR's London terminus was Victoria Station

by black flag June 02, 2004

Trust Your Elected Leaders

To place blind faith in your elected representatives with out holding them to account.

Something only a complete fool would do.

Too amny Americans Thrust their elected leaders.

by black flag June 05, 2004

moo

UK slang - London

A mildly offensive term of abuse normally directed at the wife. Used in conjunction with words like daft, stupid, silly etc. Popularised by the Alf Garnet characture in the sitcom 'Til Death Do Us Part'

"You silly moo"

by black flag May 29, 2004