SIXFC

This man model is possibly the greatest centre attacking mid to ever step foot on artificial grass, indubitally. When he is paired with Peter Crouch and UncleCracker, SixFc is perhaps the scariest team any team will face. Unfortunatley for the opponents, Birdinho can weave and duck between defenders like melted butter and will ALMOST every time, ping the rock to UncleCracker who puts it out for a throw in. Edna aka Peter Crouch is also a major problem on the wing, being a big lad himself he crunches every opponent he sees. With the transfer of Isaac steele out of SixFc, who was the shittiest smelliest wet puddle to every be named a SixFc subordinant, this team can only go up.

1,2,3 SIXFC

Opponent: Hey who are we versing next week
Opponent 2: Oh Christ on a bike we have the one and only SixFc
Opponent: Oh shucks, time for a battle

by KIZZZY November 19, 2023

sixcrazyminutes

LFC forum website.

Probably the greatest LFC website in the world.

Liverpool FC forum site.

Sixcrazyminutes relates to the most fantastic comeback in European Cup history.

by Flangetastic July 31, 2007

sixfth

A humorous way Well known YouTube gamer Dashie says six

Dashie: I gotta keep my battery until sixfth pm come so Freddy don’t get me.

by Novaborn45 January 28, 2022

SIFC

SIFC is where you can fly planes and gets your holes resized by Mr.Penguin from the first batman who runs the whole place. 10/10 would recommend!

"SIFC was where I lost my virginity to a policy that enjoyed fucking me harder than my husband ever could!"

by Marc the Jedi March 25, 2019

sixfivian

six-five-ian (n.) someone who is 6 feet, five inches tall. Generally awesome at everything in life.

"Hey theres some sixfivians Mike and Dillon being awesome, I wish i was as cool as them."

by DJHa March 22, 2010

SixFlags

National SixFlags Day! Head on down with you fam and enjoy a nice day at Sixflags discarding the weather

SixFlags is amazing

by ERMJY October 17, 2019

sixfoot

The gap between a pair of adjacent railway tracks, where they are running in opposite directions. The actual distance can be anything up to twelve feet depending how fast the trains run, but it's always called a sixfoot.

Standing in the sixfoot is like standing on the lane-marker of a road; you shouldn't get hit when a train passes, but you'll be really close.

We were working in the sixfoot when the ballast gave way under us and I fell into the fourfoot - good job my mate pulled me clear before the train came.

by po8crg June 8, 2016