Primarily used by scousers(citizens of Liverpool), to describe a gathering in which friends come together to consume drugs.
by LBM123456 March 18, 2022
by M889 May 30, 2018
by RatWidDaToolie January 30, 2022
As of 2023, “gaffes” is the word the mainstream news media now use to describe the incoherent, nonsensical ramblings of an octogenarian white male with late-stage dementia with an IQ that was well below average prior to the onset of dementia.
For example, one of Joe Biden’s many “gaffes” include his statement: “We have plans to build a railroad from the Pacific all the way across the Indian Ocean. We have plans to build it in…in Angola…We have plans to build one of the largest solar plants in the world. I could go on, but I’m not. I’m going off script, and I’m going to get in trouble.”
by Hunter Biden’s Crack Pipe June 16, 2023
by cbowling April 19, 2009
by Memez420710 May 02, 2019
A concoction of alcoholic beverages transferred into an empty 2L bottle of some sort and shared amongst a group of people leaving a house "gaff" party en route to a nightclub.
The name originates from North County Dublin, the bottle resembles a house phone, & everyone always wants to use the gaff phone!
The name originates from North County Dublin, the bottle resembles a house phone, & everyone always wants to use the gaff phone!
by MalletMan December 13, 2016