Bill: IF YOUR WORKING FOR THEM YOUR PART OF IT.
Sam: So do you want everybody to quit.
Bill: Yeah, I WOULD I WOULD
Janice: <excuses> there is a big difference.
Bill: NO YOUR WRONG. <RAGE PERSUES >
Sam: Well one of these days.
Bill: I got to go. I need to calm down.
Sam: But..
Bill: I NEED TO CALM DOWN, I NEED A DRINK. I NEED TO CHANGE MY BILLO-PAD!
“Man, my Boss has been O'reillying all day, he needs to change out his billo-pad.
Sam: So do you want everybody to quit.
Bill: Yeah, I WOULD I WOULD
Janice: <excuses> there is a big difference.
Bill: NO YOUR WRONG. <RAGE PERSUES >
Sam: Well one of these days.
Bill: I got to go. I need to calm down.
Sam: But..
Bill: I NEED TO CALM DOWN, I NEED A DRINK. I NEED TO CHANGE MY BILLO-PAD!
“Man, my Boss has been O'reillying all day, he needs to change out his billo-pad.
by Joe Mantis June 12, 2008
by bob daviesf December 12, 2009
May used as an additional adjektive to express a feeling of discontent. Also may generally used as a reaction to smth supprising, bad or else.
1. "Hey, how was your day?" - "Dont ask me... totally billo day"
2. "You got kicked from the server" - "Shit, billo"
3. "That party was worse, only billo people"
2. "You got kicked from the server" - "Shit, billo"
3. "That party was worse, only billo people"
by Clonkius June 16, 2017
by Suhwahrnohme November 22, 2021
Used to describe a homosexual male such as Thomas Barnard or 'The Billo Garvey' originated from Sandfields and is now being used in Cwmavon by Thomas Barnard, the original Billo.
*Someone falls over on the rugby pitch feigning injury*
The ref: '' Get up, you billo! ''
Or
'' Have you seen a billo down here? ''
'' No, Thomas has moved to Cwmavon''
The ref: '' Get up, you billo! ''
Or
'' Have you seen a billo down here? ''
'' No, Thomas has moved to Cwmavon''
by Tinysilverback October 13, 2021
by Atzoo February 08, 2023