by morgangills November 19, 2004
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
by morgangills May 12, 2006
A unique genre of music in that it only covers one group.
That group is Massive Attack.
The phrase is derived from James Morgan's belief that Massive Attack's music is only suitable for car adverts.
That group is Massive Attack.
The phrase is derived from James Morgan's belief that Massive Attack's music is only suitable for car adverts.
by morgangills November 15, 2004
Basically the status all men should aspire to.
Some are born with it, some unfortunately are not. It is truly God's gift.
A player does not have to resort to comedy hair in order to be a bit of a legend.
Some are born with it, some unfortunately are not. It is truly God's gift.
A player does not have to resort to comedy hair in order to be a bit of a legend.
by morgangills November 10, 2004
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.
by morgangills May 12, 2006
This term derives from the altogether less legendary and more American phrase kick ass. This British version was created by morgangills as he felt that there was no general term to describe something that he deems to be bloody amazing.
by morgangills December 01, 2004
The act of walking up Sydenham Road in pursuit of cheap discounted Chinese food or fried chicken after school.
Upon arriving "up the road" you can see such sites as Slatters (now known as "The Cake Factory") and if you are very lucky maybe mole girl.
It is an activity which James Morgan and Josh Mills derive great plasure from.
Upon arriving "up the road" you can see such sites as Slatters (now known as "The Cake Factory") and if you are very lucky maybe mole girl.
It is an activity which James Morgan and Josh Mills derive great plasure from.
by morgangills November 15, 2004