Definitions by morgangills
Carl Asaba
Cockey rhyming slang named after the former Gillingham, Sheffield United and Millwall striker for "harbour".
Carl Asaba by morgangills March 31, 2008
iforward russia exclamation mark
An intentional mispronounciation of iForward Russia!.
It originated from the trend of purposefully mispronouncing the pretentious names of shitty emo, NME and scene bands - in order to piss of their fans.
See also Panic Exclamation Mark At The Disco and Guile-Mots.
It originated from the trend of purposefully mispronouncing the pretentious names of shitty emo, NME and scene bands - in order to piss of their fans.
See also Panic Exclamation Mark At The Disco and Guile-Mots.
shit man I read the NME today and it said that iforward russia exclamation mark are the greatest band evar (apart from the Libertines of course yeah LOL!) so I better go buy their album now....innit
iforward russia exclamation mark by morgangills May 20, 2006
Guile-mots
Deliberately mispronounced name of shitty NME trash band Guillemots. It is instead pronounced "Guile-mots".
It originated from the trend of purposefully mispronouncing the pretentious names of shitty emo, NME and scene bands - in order to piss off their fans.
See also iforward russia exclamation mark and Panic Exclamation Mark at The Disco.
It originated from the trend of purposefully mispronouncing the pretentious names of shitty emo, NME and scene bands - in order to piss off their fans.
See also iforward russia exclamation mark and Panic Exclamation Mark at The Disco.
haha ROFLHARRIS! they Guile-mots are playing KOKOKOKO tonight....we should well go and then we can chirpse some twats who read the NME...JUST LIKE US
Guile-mots by morgangills May 20, 2006
ousse
Derives from the word pousse, meaning pussy.
It can be used in a variety of situations, sometimes for emphasis, and often as a greeting.
It can be used in a variety of situations, sometimes for emphasis, and often as a greeting.
ousse by morgangills May 19, 2006
Panic Exclamation Mark At The Disco
A deregotary name for the emo-shite band Panic! At The Disco in which the "!" is read as "exclamation mark".
It originated from the trend of purposefully mispronouncing the pretentious names of shitty emo, NME and scene bands - in order to piss off their fans.
See also iforward russia exlclamation mark and Guile-mots.
It originated from the trend of purposefully mispronouncing the pretentious names of shitty emo, NME and scene bands - in order to piss off their fans.
See also iforward russia exlclamation mark and Guile-mots.
Panic Exclamation Mark At The Disco by morgangills May 19, 2006
good luck with that... yeah
This is a common sarcastic response to any exclamation of enthusiasm or joyous anticipation. It's intention is to present your general disinterest
or disliking for their suggestion.
Infact it could be said that the "yeah" actually means "no". This is evident by the highly sarcastic tone in which it should be spoken.
or disliking for their suggestion.
Infact it could be said that the "yeah" actually means "no". This is evident by the highly sarcastic tone in which it should be spoken.
"I'm going to go and love up random people who once said hello to me now"
"Good luck with that, YEAHHHHH"
"Good luck with that, YEAHHHHH"
good luck with that... yeah by morgangills February 26, 2005