it's exactly what it looks like.
by V1nny_211 June 19, 2025

1. Used to refer to the Maze-like streets of 1880's Whitechapel.
2. Brightonian slang for history class.
2. Brightonian slang for history class.
Teacher: "What was one feature of the environment of Whitechapel in the 1880's?"
Student: "The Maze-like streets."
Student: "The Maze-like streets."
by firemelon2 October 16, 2025

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by Darblonks July 21, 2009

Breaking wind repeatedly and noisily.
Father's triple portion of baked beans washed down with half a crate of Mexican beer resulted in a terrific 'trumpet involuntary', and Mother complained that he was farting like the Barber's Cat.
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