by lickolotopuss February 22, 2018
by lickolotopuss February 21, 2018
by Mr. Boo #1 July 28, 2018
Irish phrase, used to describe someone who lacks any skill in the sport of hurling/ camogie. When referring to Ireland's national sport, one may commonly hear people mention the act of 'pucking' the sliothar (ball) with the hurley, one of the many skills in the game. Pucking is in fact considered to be the sport's most fundamental skill, with any inability to perform this skill essentially dooming a player to failure. In rural Ireland, where hurling is commonly played, it is not uncommon for one to encounter the fecal matter of cows or other animals when strolling through a country field. On closer inspection, one may observe insects such as flies and dung beetles congregating around the fecal matter. The proximity of the flies to the fecal matter is generally such that they would be very easy targets should one feel compelled to swing a hurley in their direction. Thus, for someone to be considered unable to connect with flies in close proximity to a cow's fecal matter, they must be completely lacking in the basic skills of hurling/ camogie.
by Jotinmick December 09, 2018
by Tibicena May 12, 2023
Blue and green bot flies that deposit their offspring in the warm moist climate of the human female external genitalia. More complete not occur near blue waffles. High offensive odor when prepared biked.
The doctor said that the patients blue waffle platter was spoiled as evidenced by the swarm of pussy flies in the exam room.
by Waffle Dr June 13, 2023
A novel written by Ann-Marie MacDonald, often recommended in grade 12 English classes. Whatever you do, DO NOT READ IT. It's 400 pages of boring, followed by 400 pages of pure trauma-inducing scenarios.
"Bro, have you read The Way the Crow Flies for class yet?"
"Haven't you heard? That book's terrifying! No way I'm reading it."
"Haven't you heard? That book's terrifying! No way I'm reading it."
by Gilsin September 17, 2021