Person 1: Dude i went all the way to the rave then back to Elk Grove with less than a quarter gas in my tank
Person 2: That's what we call pulling a Flying Scotsmen
Person 2: That's what we call pulling a Flying Scotsmen
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An opening move in chess. It is performed by throwing the heaviest piece on the board (usually the Queen or a Rook) at the back of your opponent's head when they turn around to get drinks. If successful, this move causes an instant checkmate and prevents the playing of any further games against this opponent.
Person 1: "Oh snap, he just used THE FLYING SCOTSMAN TO DENVER!"
Person 2: "Oh man, and it was SUPER EFFECTIVE!"
Person 2: "Oh man, and it was SUPER EFFECTIVE!"
by cosmicllama December 11, 2010
Get the THE FLYING SCOTSMAN TO DENVER mug.Named after filmmaker Martin Scorsese, the "Scorsese Effect" is when a work of art is created to negatively portray a character or group of people, but unintentionally inspires fans to try and imitate them. Usually these people misunderstand the point of the film and think the message was to try and be like the protagonist. Many of Scorsese's movies are centered around characters like these, such as "The Wolf of Wall Street," "Taxi Driver," and "Goodfellas".
Other examples include "Fight Club," "Breaking Bad," "The Sopranos," and the Joker.
Other examples include "Fight Club," "Breaking Bad," "The Sopranos," and the Joker.
Guy 1: Doesn't Mark understand the point of Fight Club was to show what can happen when men try to compartmentalize their anger and aggression into physical violence?
Guy 2: Yeah, it's the Scorsese Effect at work.
Mark: We live in a society.
Guy 2: Yeah, it's the Scorsese Effect at work.
Mark: We live in a society.
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it's from the South Park episode "A Scause for Applause" or at least that's where I heard it first
it's from the South Park episode "A Scause for Applause" or at least that's where I heard it first
by hahaharrison December 18, 2012
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The nice ones are really nice, ie very friendly & chatty, like to take the mickey out of all and sundry and as honest and trustworthy as the day is long.
Bad ones are quite possible the most irritating people ever met, with large chips on their shoulder who whinge a lot and can't be trusted as far as they can be thrown.
Visitors from other countries (and also from the UK) can generally not always understand scousers with strong accents.
The nice ones are really nice, ie very friendly & chatty, like to take the mickey out of all and sundry and as honest and trustworthy as the day is long.
Bad ones are quite possible the most irritating people ever met, with large chips on their shoulder who whinge a lot and can't be trusted as far as they can be thrown.
Visitors from other countries (and also from the UK) can generally not always understand scousers with strong accents.
eg.
Good - Ken Dodd (except for the whole tax evasion thing)
Bad - Wayne Rooney (despite the obvious talent on the field)
Good - Ken Dodd (except for the whole tax evasion thing)
Bad - Wayne Rooney (despite the obvious talent on the field)
by Neighbour to Liverpool March 30, 2005
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2. A type of food, normally made in Liverpool and the surrounding area
3. Name for all the people who live in Liverpool and the surrounding area, e.g Knowsley, Kirbey, Prescott
4. Name for the Liverpool Football Club
2. A type of food, normally made in Liverpool and the surrounding area
3. Name for all the people who live in Liverpool and the surrounding area, e.g Knowsley, Kirbey, Prescott
4. Name for the Liverpool Football Club
1. A - "That scouse is gonna rob ur car"
B - "He's not they're alright people actually"
2. A - "What do you want for tea?"
B - "Can I have Scouse? I love it"
3. A - "Look at all thouse scouse supportin their team"
B - "Yes it makes you proud to be from Liverpool"
4. A - "The scouse are coming down for the footie tomorrow"
B - "I know, I hope they dont beat us by too many"
B - "He's not they're alright people actually"
2. A - "What do you want for tea?"
B - "Can I have Scouse? I love it"
3. A - "Look at all thouse scouse supportin their team"
B - "Yes it makes you proud to be from Liverpool"
4. A - "The scouse are coming down for the footie tomorrow"
B - "I know, I hope they dont beat us by too many"
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