by flashermonkey January 02, 2006

Started in North London at crazy house parties. It is when stuff is broken or moved around or just generally mucked up in people's houses. It is not necessarily vandalism, just annoyances e.g. throwing an ironing board over a fence, or rearranging all the cupboards in the kitchen.
Also there is a varient called emotional mischief, whereby harsh rumours are spread about a particular person.
When mischief starts, the word "mischief" is chanted and the group partaking in the mischief charge around the house. It can also be done subtly.
Also there is a varient called emotional mischief, whereby harsh rumours are spread about a particular person.
When mischief starts, the word "mischief" is chanted and the group partaking in the mischief charge around the house. It can also be done subtly.
Putting the contents of the larder in the oven
Spreading rumours about how x described y as a Nazi C***.
Spreading rumours about how x described y as a Nazi C***.
by flashermonkey April 12, 2004

Sound made to imitate gunshot. Used say after you've just rinsed someone, or as mentioned earlier, listening to a heavy tune.
by flashermonkey April 11, 2005

by flashermonkey April 28, 2004

When you are trying to take the piss of of chevs (roodboys scallies etc.) you use this word instead of phone.
by flashermonkey April 13, 2004

by flashermonkey April 28, 2004

Means either a very unfunny joke, or when someone takes something too far, or if someone is trying to be funny and failing. Or just something generally unfunny
Why did the chicken cross the road?
To get to the other side.
I mean it was soo funny! I just couldn't help but stop and stare at his huge member!
To get to the other side.
I mean it was soo funny! I just couldn't help but stop and stare at his huge member!
by flashermonkey April 12, 2004
