Me:- "OK love, when your grandma and grand dad come around it would be really good if you jump up and down on the sofa shouting Bollocks. Can you do that?"
Mate's 2 year old daughter:-"Yes"
Ten minutes later, old folks arrive, little girl jumps on sofa:
Mate's 2 year old daughter:-"Bollocks Bollocks Bollocks Bollocks Bollocks Bollocks Bollocks Bollocks"
Mate's wife:-"Please leave my house"
Me:-"Oh bollocks"
Mate's 2 year old daughter:-"Yes"
Ten minutes later, old folks arrive, little girl jumps on sofa:
Mate's 2 year old daughter:-"Bollocks Bollocks Bollocks Bollocks Bollocks Bollocks Bollocks Bollocks"
Mate's wife:-"Please leave my house"
Me:-"Oh bollocks"
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1. The best of something, in relation to other examples of the said thing (See also 'The dog's bollocks').
2. A total and utter lie.
2. A total and utter lie.
1. Did you ever play that game 'Terranigma' on the SNES? It was the bollocks.
2. Never mind the bollocks, let's go on a drugs binge.
2. Never mind the bollocks, let's go on a drugs binge.
by elprza October 28, 2003
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2) Utter rubbish
3) 'dog's bollocks' - can't be bettered
2) Utter rubbish
3) 'dog's bollocks' - can't be bettered
As a swear-word bollock is the dog's bollocks
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Originally used in Modern Toss, when character "Alan" wrecks a family barbeque. But now used frequently as a comeback or alternative to "Am i bothered?"
Originally used in Modern Toss, when character "Alan" wrecks a family barbeque. But now used frequently as a comeback or alternative to "Am i bothered?"
Person 1 gets a A* in their exams and Person 2 only gets a C:
PERSON1: Haha, I did better than you!
PERSON2: Well, bollocks to your barbeque, yeah?!
PERSON1: Haha, I did better than you!
PERSON2: Well, bollocks to your barbeque, yeah?!
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