Moulin Rouge

The movie Moulin Rouge is a musical love story/tragedy that takes place in 1899 Paris, France, starring Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman. It's filled with some of the best songs from our era, putting them together to make the most spectacular, amazing frenzy of awesomeness that someone thought could be summed up and called a movie.

Girlfriend: "Do you want to watch a movie?"
Boyfriend: "Sure, which one?"
Girlfriend: "How 'bout Moulin Rouge?"
Boyfriend: "What's that?"
-silence-
Girlfriend: -says description-
Boyfriend: -is taken in by the awesome frenzy of musical spectacularness and has the sudden urge to watch the movie again and again for 2 days straight whilst crying because it's so tragic-

by nicedog44 December 20, 2010

myspace rounds

Going to most or all of your friends pages in one session, leaving them comments. It is an attempt to spread the comment wealth evenly.

"You haven't left me a comment in forever!"

"I know, I havent done myspace rounds in a few weeks."

by Meredith (Miss M) December 7, 2006

Text Roulette

Grabbing a friends mobile when they go to the toilet etc and sending a random txt, for example.

"I've been keeping this a secret but, I wanna touch you."

Then holding your finger down on a the contacts, stop at random and send.

Delete the message from sent box before the friend returns.

Also known as Phrape

Hey Dave has left his phone on the table whilst nipping for a cig, let's play text roulette!

by Gilmanez November 12, 2010

scenic route

1. the long way
2. the wrong way

We were supposed to turn on 13th Street to get to the Capitol, but I guess we can take the scenic route...through Virginia.

by Rolf October 9, 2004

pop round

to pay a short quick visit to someone

I'll be back in an hour, I'm going to pop round to Jane.

by poczul December 30, 2008

bit of rough

British. A date or sex partner who is of a lower social class. Similar to 'wrong side of the tracks'. Usually male.

Ken is a bit of rough John picked up recently. Ken's his bit of rough.

by Saul_P November 17, 2013

get it round you

An exclamation of triumph; usually spoken by the victor of an argument after presenting a response with irrefutable logic. Equivalent to "Take that!".

Common variations: "Git it roond ye"

Origin: Blue-collar Glaswegian Scots. Imported from the Hakka spoken variation of Chinese by Chinese merchants settling in Maryhill, Glasgow (circa 1660).

The score clearly says Rangers won 2-NIL. Get it round you ya Howfin bawbag!

by BigBlackGuy August 22, 2007