Curran Loves Big Bite is a rapidly spreading saying that is gathering a cult following within Newfoundland and beyond. Coming out of St. John's, it is used to describe a person who really enjoys single slice pizza, mainly from the Big Bite chain. It can also be used to describe someone that goes to community college.
"Curran goes to Coughlin College"
"Curran loves big bite."
When someone is pissing you off... "Go eat some big bite."
"Curran loves big bite."
When someone is pissing you off... "Go eat some big bite."
by Jack Curran December 06, 2006
Moishe had just climbed over the wall, and was sneaking up to an apricot tree when he heard the dreaded words, "Bite my nuts you moronic putz!"
He narrowly escaped, followed by a blast of rock salt.
He narrowly escaped, followed by a blast of rock salt.
by scodder May 28, 2010
by Jon Johnson March 20, 2004
used in Romeo and Juliet. during that time period it was the equal of flicking someone off= highly offensive.
by a loser March 11, 2004
by Golden Lotus August 15, 2014
by beating meat nuting off November 10, 2009
Used to describe an erection so hard that, if given the chance, a dingo (Australia's native wild dog) would not be able to damage it.
Given the silliness of the statement, it's usually used to describe a non-sexual situation that a man would nonetheless enjoy very much, such as a sporting event.
Given the silliness of the statement, it's usually used to describe a non-sexual situation that a man would nonetheless enjoy very much, such as a sporting event.
When the Cats won the 2007 AFL Grand Final, for the next week I had a boner so hard a dingo couldn't have bitten through it. (boner, I've got a ... a dingo couldn't bite through - gotta use the original here)
by Choda Boy 57 May 07, 2008