Essex boomer phrase.
Often used after hearing someone waffle, say or ask something trivial.
Also used when someone says something stupid in front of you that is obviously offensive and will anger you/ third party. Essentially a threat.
Often used after hearing someone waffle, say or ask something trivial.
Also used when someone says something stupid in front of you that is obviously offensive and will anger you/ third party. Essentially a threat.
TriviaPerson: says something trivial and hardly worth the breath.
Direct, collected and deep Person: "are you tired of living? Son?"
Direct, collected and deep Person: "are you tired of living? Son?"
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Example 1
Person 1: hay have you met Tiree
Person 2: yeah she’s really nice
Example 2
Person 1: hey have you gone to the island Tiree
Person 2: yeah it’s a really pretty place
Person 1: hay have you met Tiree
Person 2: yeah she’s really nice
Example 2
Person 1: hey have you gone to the island Tiree
Person 2: yeah it’s a really pretty place
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Tire and wheel package worn by Ford coyote owners to known street race spots. Used to deter people wanting to race .
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