BM: Bob did you tell happy face that gagg is looking for her?
Bob: Sure did.
BM: Luv ya work BIG FELLA!
Bob: Sure did.
BM: Luv ya work BIG FELLA!
by Thebigfellatso July 24, 2014
Simultaneously high-fiving someone, grabbing their ass, and handing them money for an unrelated purpose.
"Did you remember to pay the water bill today?" "Fer shure. The clerk said he was having a bad week, though, so I made it a High-Low-Here-Ya-Go."
by antipedanti February 23, 2012
Something people say in the Ottawa Valley whether they're drunk, sober, or copulating with an attractive cousin or sheep.
by smacktard April 28, 2003
a common phrase which has sprung up in the sacramento region and has also spread to southern washington,which is always said with an australian accent.meaning to anally rape the person to whom its directed towards.It is believed that this phrase originated in sacramento when two friends were possibly under the influence in mid to late 2007
Mr. Montgomery said to his dear old pal Mr. Hanson "sir im gonna pillage ya butt and your gonna like it!"
and Mr. Hansons reply to Mr. Montgomery was "Nay, i shall love it!"
and Mr. Hansons reply to Mr. Montgomery was "Nay, i shall love it!"
by Dylan Hanson February 10, 2008
Term perfect for every occassion, not offensive and will keep every one guessing what your talking about.
Derived from the more offensive phrase "Put your noodle in your poodle" from 18th century Asia. The more popular term now "Put a Little Doggy in ya Hanky" was first used in Melbourne Australia, however its origins are not clear.
Derived from the more offensive phrase "Put your noodle in your poodle" from 18th century Asia. The more popular term now "Put a Little Doggy in ya Hanky" was first used in Melbourne Australia, however its origins are not clear.
by Archie Biglips November 02, 2006
In Arabic, it translates into "Blow THE cock you cock".
An act of blowing.
It could also be said when someone is really mad at another person.
An act of blowing.
It could also be said when someone is really mad at another person.
Lak roo7 moss il eir ya eir
by Tony2425 October 28, 2006
another way of saying "well done" or "fair play to ya" except funnier. A preferred term among Football managers.
“Andy Reid, you have lost eight kilos and worked extremely hard and that can only be fair play to ya!"
by The Soft Cat October 06, 2009