Doing A Sunderland

From Sunderland AFC's record of the fewest Wins in one season, where they managed only 4 wins during the 38 game 2002-2003 FA Premier League Season.

In this Season they also achieved the record for least goals in a season, managing only 21 and a record low points total of 19.

"Doing A Sunderland" is used to describe someones failure. A total Looser

"He just never gets lucky, he's just doing a Sunderland"

by RocketDan September 8, 2005

Doing the Bacon

When a person/animal falls to the ground and starts to flop around almost like they are having a seizure... This could be due to an actual seizure, drunkenness or a bout of rofl due to some hilarity that has ensued among other things...

Dude... why was that girl flopping around like a fish on the floor last night?

She got so drunk that she started doing the bacon

by dragonstar87 June 9, 2010

doing the gary

when u "do the gary" on someone, its means that u r trying to chat them up, usually when u r chatting someone up out of ur league

"check out that guy do the gary on that chick!"

by nick April 24, 2004

Doing an SC

What you do when you cheat on someone. if you cheat on them you are doing an SC. This is the worst kind of cheating, where you fuck their brains out before pretending nothing is wrong.
Named after Sarah Craggs.

The love triangle: Kieron - Andy - Mike - Kieron etc.

by Andy July 24, 2004

doing a kiran

to date or try and chat up one of your friends past lovers. Everyone knows the unwritten rule never go out with one of your friends ex's. To do something like this in England is called 'doing a kiran'

You're doing a kiran! Stop trying to chat up your mates ex girlfreinds get one of your own

by Chamber made March 3, 2009

Doing a ryan

leaving your bag unattended even though you know it is going to get stolen.

guy to friend:You sure you want to be doing a ryan?

by moptop39 August 25, 2011

OH I THIUGJY YOU EMANG UOU DOING WNAY UY

No it's not dyslexic latin, moreover it translates to "Oh I thought you meant you don't want it."

It is a surrogate phrase for the latter, often used in shocking scenarios, be that a debate, an argument or in a moment of intense revelation.
Legend has it that it was coined in Rushden, Northamptonshire - although this was never officially verified

Person 1: OI, WHERE'S MY FOOD?!
Person 2: OH I THIUGJY YOU EMANG UOU DOING WNAY UY!
Person1: eh?

by BER - T January 15, 2021