Bannang
"So...how was it? Was it too rough or just right?" "It was BANNANG!"
Bannang by The Navy's Finest January 22, 2010
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bannable
Used to describe an item that is very overpowered and overused by many players. Typically used in MMORPG's.
1. The Tempest from black ops 3 is so bannable.
2. Yo, The Warmongering Combatant's Decapitator from World of Warcraft is totally bannable.
2. Yo, The Warmongering Combatant's Decapitator from World of Warcraft is totally bannable.
bannable by EverythingIsOverPowered May 20, 2016
Bennacouta
Bennacouta by skipthemip January 10, 2023
Anna Bannana
Anna Bannana is commonly used to describe a male named Anna. The 'Bannana' part is used to let know that this Anna has a Bannana down there. Women do not have Bannanas.
Anna Bannana by 683928482 August 1, 2017
stephan bonnar
Stephan Bonnar is a Fighter at the 205 weight in the UFC. his name is commonly used refering to having a bonner.
stephan bonnar by JustinotherPeterson November 20, 2009
I'm Bannatyne
Loosely translates as "I'm out", and can be applied to various situations.
This is a reference to the the default investment position of Duncan Bannatyne, a Scottish entrepreneur who currently sits on the panel of 'Business Angels' on the British version of the tv programme 'Dragons' Den'.
Bannatyne is well known as being one of Dragons who is more reluctant to invest, and can rapidly dismiss a pitch for a variety of reasons, always with the declaration "I'm out".
Bizarrely, however, he has made some of the stranger investment decisions seen on the programme, such as when he bought into a shop in Leicester which sold caps.
This is a reference to the the default investment position of Duncan Bannatyne, a Scottish entrepreneur who currently sits on the panel of 'Business Angels' on the British version of the tv programme 'Dragons' Den'.
Bannatyne is well known as being one of Dragons who is more reluctant to invest, and can rapidly dismiss a pitch for a variety of reasons, always with the declaration "I'm out".
Bizarrely, however, he has made some of the stranger investment decisions seen on the programme, such as when he bought into a shop in Leicester which sold caps.
Flatmate 1: "See you later mate, I'm Bannatyne"
Flatmate 2: "cool, where you off to?"
Flatmate 1: "I'm going to Theo Paphitis' book signing"
Flatmate 2: "no worries, catch you later"
"this party's rubbish, I'm Bannatyne"
Chap 1: "so I was wondering how to end things with my girlfriend last night, and it suddenly came to me"
Chap 2: "oh yeah, what did you say?"
Chap 1: "I'm Bannatyne. She knew what I meant. Still cried a lot though..."
Budding Entrepreneur 1: "I've just invented a machine which prints money and I've been subcontracted by the Royal Mint..."
Bannatyne (immediately cuts in): "Sorry, but I'm out".
Bannatyne: "So, you manufacture chocolate tea-pots and lead balloons"
Budding Entrepreneur 2: "yep, I'm really confident that with your experience and contacts we can really take this somewhere"
Bannatyne: "I'm in".
Flatmate 2: "cool, where you off to?"
Flatmate 1: "I'm going to Theo Paphitis' book signing"
Flatmate 2: "no worries, catch you later"
"this party's rubbish, I'm Bannatyne"
Chap 1: "so I was wondering how to end things with my girlfriend last night, and it suddenly came to me"
Chap 2: "oh yeah, what did you say?"
Chap 1: "I'm Bannatyne. She knew what I meant. Still cried a lot though..."
Budding Entrepreneur 1: "I've just invented a machine which prints money and I've been subcontracted by the Royal Mint..."
Bannatyne (immediately cuts in): "Sorry, but I'm out".
Bannatyne: "So, you manufacture chocolate tea-pots and lead balloons"
Budding Entrepreneur 2: "yep, I'm really confident that with your experience and contacts we can really take this somewhere"
Bannatyne: "I'm in".
I'm Bannatyne by Boxman March 20, 2008