Crazy Canadian comics on the show SouthPark thier flapping heads and crude jokes are thier trademarks
a typical terence & phillip skit.
Philip: Hey Terence, your an ass raping pig fucker
Terence: Why phillip why
Phillip: well for one... you fuck pigs...
Terence: Oh yea thats right..
Both : HAHAHAHAHAHAH
Philip: Hey Terence, your an ass raping pig fucker
Terence: Why phillip why
Phillip: well for one... you fuck pigs...
Terence: Oh yea thats right..
Both : HAHAHAHAHAHAH
by RapMastaCJ September 03, 2006
- Arguably the greatest PDHPE teacher the world has ever seen
- No 1 ranked Sick C*nt at TKS
- Bigger than a F*cking bull
- Wears XXXL womans shirts
- Australian heavyweight boxing CHAMP
- Hates Feminists
- The inventor of "Thank you, Thank you, Thank you"
- Will throw you out the fucking star jasmine if you're being a silly cunt
- For The Boys
- No 1 ranked Sick C*nt at TKS
- Bigger than a F*cking bull
- Wears XXXL womans shirts
- Australian heavyweight boxing CHAMP
- Hates Feminists
- The inventor of "Thank you, Thank you, Thank you"
- Will throw you out the fucking star jasmine if you're being a silly cunt
- For The Boys
Ben Phillips is being defined as:
walking out of a shit english class
Max R says: Fu*k that was shit
Steve M replies: MAAAAAAAA it was f*cking bum hole
Max R: what sh*t do we have next
*Steve M proceeds to open his bag and check his diary*
*Steve M squeals like the little bitch he is*
Steve M: ITS F*CKING PDHPE WITH BENNY TAKE IT UP PHILLIPS
Max R: F*CK YES C*NT
walking out of a shit english class
Max R says: Fu*k that was shit
Steve M replies: MAAAAAAAA it was f*cking bum hole
Max R: what sh*t do we have next
*Steve M proceeds to open his bag and check his diary*
*Steve M squeals like the little bitch he is*
Steve M: ITS F*CKING PDHPE WITH BENNY TAKE IT UP PHILLIPS
Max R: F*CK YES C*NT
by Ben take it up Phillips August 21, 2019
a graph correlating inflation against unemployment rates. Using a horizontal axis to represent unemployment, and a vertical axis to represent inflation, A.W. Phillips found the rate of inflation and unemployment in Great Britain for every year between 1861 and 1957. When he had plotted the 97 dots on the chart, he had a rather neat hyperbola convex to the origin of the graph.
In other words, if the rate of unemployment was low, the rate of inflation was high, and vice versa. At the time, economists concluded that this was a logical outcome of both being influenced by the rate of interest: if interest rates were low, then unemployment would be low and prices would rise, but if interest rates were high then there would be lots of unemployment and workers would not have much money to spend... so prices would go down.
Unfortunately, when economists tried to design policy around this concept they disrupted the smooth relationship. In the years since the 1960's, there has not been a straightforward relationship, and Keynesian economics has had to be drastically revised to a post-Phillips Curve regime.
There is some correlation between inflation and unemployment, but the correlation is much more complicated than originally thought. It is quite possible to have high unemployment and high inflation (i.e., a high "misery index").
In other words, if the rate of unemployment was low, the rate of inflation was high, and vice versa. At the time, economists concluded that this was a logical outcome of both being influenced by the rate of interest: if interest rates were low, then unemployment would be low and prices would rise, but if interest rates were high then there would be lots of unemployment and workers would not have much money to spend... so prices would go down.
Unfortunately, when economists tried to design policy around this concept they disrupted the smooth relationship. In the years since the 1960's, there has not been a straightforward relationship, and Keynesian economics has had to be drastically revised to a post-Phillips Curve regime.
There is some correlation between inflation and unemployment, but the correlation is much more complicated than originally thought. It is quite possible to have high unemployment and high inflation (i.e., a high "misery index").
The Phillips Curve implies a trade-off between unemployment and inflation. Unfortunately, this trade-off may sometimes represent more of a Faustian bargain.
by Abu Yahya February 15, 2009
the bane of the existence of rat ties; one with a protruding forehead as if to portray a caveman; a person who often drools/ spits when taking oart in common everyday conversation.
by Knob4726 November 18, 2007
A very specific case of texttake, when a dude accidentally sends a gloriously soppy love message to his buddies instead of his beloved beau.
Also a verb: to Phillip
Coined in the mid-2010's in a pub in Dublin.
Also a verb: to Phillip
Coined in the mid-2010's in a pub in Dublin.
Phil to his bros while out on the lash: Just sending a quick text to the boss
Bros receive msg to The Bros WhasApp group: Hey babe, I hate not being with you. I JUST FUCKIN HATE IT.
Bros to Phil after snorting beer: HA HA HA HA WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK HA HA HA You just pulled a Phillip!
Phil to self: Fuck my life
Len to self when rat-arsed with his bros and about to sext Claire: don't pull a Phillip... don't pull a Phillip...
Bros receive msg to The Bros WhasApp group: Hey babe, I hate not being with you. I JUST FUCKIN HATE IT.
Bros to Phil after snorting beer: HA HA HA HA WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK HA HA HA You just pulled a Phillip!
Phil to self: Fuck my life
Len to self when rat-arsed with his bros and about to sext Claire: don't pull a Phillip... don't pull a Phillip...
by SimoB August 12, 2020
1) To evade
2) To explain with exhuberent detail, ad infunum
3) To accompany an explanation with a "sketch"
4) Manoeuvre preceeding the pat-pat-grab
2) To explain with exhuberent detail, ad infunum
3) To accompany an explanation with a "sketch"
4) Manoeuvre preceeding the pat-pat-grab
by Maurey Povich October 15, 2004
“daddy daddy look! my name is poet, i am a phillip-“ “phillip hamilton- i mean anthony those aren’t your lines.”
by percywasherelol August 02, 2020