surrender

what you do when all is said and done

no more games, I surrender

Being a lover not a fighter

when you've been gone so long that all you want to do is come home

"Baby I need to come home"

surrender home lover

by kitty needs you August 31, 2011

Surrender

The best song ever. On Cheap Trick's albums "Heaven Tonight" and "At Budokan".

Mommy's alright, Daddy's alright
They just seem a little weird
Surrender, surrender
But don't give yourself away

by ... ... ... ... May 12, 2007

Cheese eating surrender Monkeys

a frenchman, esp. soldier.

If France or the french and continental Europe had stood up to the Nazis, like Britain and Canada, rather than roll over like cheese eating surrender monkeys, then the war would've ended much earlier, saving the lives of hundreds of thousands of British, Canadian, Australian, American, and Russian soldiers.

We gave them freedom. They gave us body hair and Body odour.

by Doogie Robertson November 4, 2006

sorprende

Spanish for "it surprises", when someone is unfamiliar with a common thing/notion/occurrence, usually used in a derogatory sense. Can be an adjective or a noun.

The apocraphal story of George H. W. Bush's sorprende experience with bar code scanners--he was reportedly amazed by the technology in a modern grocery store, because of his "elite" status. Snopes says it is false.

by grapes September 10, 2007

surrender

favourite french past time

ww2

by waffle October 3, 2003

surrender monkey

a frenchman, esp. soldier.

If continental Europe had stood up to the Nazis, like Britain and Canada, rather than roll over like surrender monkeys, then the war would've ended much earlier, saving the lives of hundreds of thousands of British, Canadian, Australian, American, and Russian soldiers.

We gave them freedom. They gave us snails.
To eat.

by StGeorge November 4, 2006

Cheese Eating Surrender Monkey

Frenchman

Harry is a right cheese eating surrender monkey

by E.S.A.D March 19, 2009