"Are you saving on electricity here or something?"
-A sacastic rhetorical question. The basic meaning is "turn on the lights/heat/ other electrical appliance."
-A sacastic rhetorical question. The basic meaning is "turn on the lights/heat/ other electrical appliance."
by Gumba Gumba February 28, 2004
Disparaging term for a black person.
This term is actually incorrect, since in sub-saharan Africa, there is very little jungle, but more desert and plains. It comes from "One who hops around the jungle, multiplying so quickly they must be sterilised". This term has lost favour with racists and supremacists, and rarely will anyone born after 1970 ever use this.
This term is actually incorrect, since in sub-saharan Africa, there is very little jungle, but more desert and plains. It comes from "One who hops around the jungle, multiplying so quickly they must be sterilised". This term has lost favour with racists and supremacists, and rarely will anyone born after 1970 ever use this.
by Gumba Gumba April 14, 2004
by Gumba Gumba April 13, 2004
An insult to refer to people who are tall, skinny, and have small shoulders, giving th appearance that they are weak and easily intimidated.
by Gumba Gumba February 27, 2004
(n.) What has been done for a very long time, although rarely recorded. Custom and tradition can often over-rule statute law.
An example of custom and tradition is leaving newspapers outside a newsagents' in the early morning, allowing them to be taken by passers by. The delivery company does not have to change its' ways legally because ti falls under custom and tradition, and this practice dates back to the first instances of newspapers in the western world.
by Gumba Gumba June 03, 2004
Also chinwag. A conversation, the term comes from one's chin appearing to wag during conversation. Most commonly used in Eire or the UK.
by Gumba Gumba April 14, 2004
1) Liquid that will fuck with your internal organs, killing you if the dose is large enough
2) Eighties glam rockers, sub-standard to GNR.
3) Alcoholic beverage
2) Eighties glam rockers, sub-standard to GNR.
3) Alcoholic beverage
by Gumba Gumba February 28, 2004