It's all faul play and derogatory at its finest it's like the high class duck butter but for the poor
by Milk fucker November 07, 2022
An exclamation to signify a wild-goose chase (a pursuit of something unattainable or non-existent) involving many people has begun.
Often heard on money-saving or bargain-hunting forums, such as HotUKDeals or MoneySavingExpert, following a post about a bargain that other forumites will stuggle to find, but will search for nevertheless.
Often heard on money-saving or bargain-hunting forums, such as HotUKDeals or MoneySavingExpert, following a post about a bargain that other forumites will stuggle to find, but will search for nevertheless.
OP: Some branches of Tesco are selling the latest Call Of Duty game for £5.00!
Poster1: I will check after work
Poster2: Not at my local - they never have good deals
Poster3: Some greedy t*** bought all of them at mine!
Poster4: RELEASE THE GEESE!
Poster1: I will check after work
Poster2: Not at my local - they never have good deals
Poster3: Some greedy t*** bought all of them at mine!
Poster4: RELEASE THE GEESE!
by mvlwk June 01, 2014
chris-"hey so what did you do last night"
mike-"met a chick, and we started grilling the geese."
chris-"i say my good man, tell me she wasnt an ysabel jones samsonite romanov."
mike-"nein"
mike-"met a chick, and we started grilling the geese."
chris-"i say my good man, tell me she wasnt an ysabel jones samsonite romanov."
mike-"nein"
by The_Troop January 27, 2011
by Danny Dizeets June 06, 2007
by Tfab April 01, 2017
A polite and less harsh way of saying, “this is not the time to be silly.”
And/Or: “you are acting inappropriately.”
And/Or: “you are acting inappropriately.”
Jason gossiped and laughed in class while another student was doing a presentation. The teacher reprimanded Jason, telling him “This is not the hour for silly geese”
“Quiet down and pay attention.”
“Quiet down and pay attention.”
by twenty rabbits April 28, 2021