Hamlets
Hamlets by alan Michale September 2, 2005
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tower hamlets
the 'finest' area of London's eastend...over-populated by Bengali's...hold's BrickLane, Spitafields and all those other places you'll only ever find white faces in...where have the paki's gone?
tower hamlets by 5m0k3y July 15, 2007
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Tower hamlets
Tower hamlets is place of drug dealing,violence and highest knife crime population in the eastend And one of the poorest boroughs in london
Boy1: bro lets go tower hamlets and play football in mile end football pitches
Boy 2: and get shot?bro im good ill pass
Boy 2: and get shot?bro im good ill pass
Tower hamlets by Old skl boy May 4, 2020
Hamless
A spin off of the word "Homeless," but it refers to a Muslim person. Since they can't eat ham traditionally, they are to be left "hamless."
Halal meat shop owner: "look at all those hamless people lined up ready to order!"
Guy who hates Islam: "those hamless freaks are everywhere."
Guy who hates Islam: "those hamless freaks are everywhere."
Hamless by liquidforeplay July 27, 2018
Hamlet
Used when an action got social credit, but there was nothing behind it, either because of deception or luck.
Example 1: Jesse suggests to Billie that they should meet up tonight, even though Jesse secretly knows that Billie is busy and cannot meet. Jesse then *acts* (hence, 'Hamlet') very bummed, lamenting how on how much he misses Billie and that they should meet up already.
Example 2: Todd does not want to hang with David as planned, but reluctantly calls him to check where they are meeting up. David apologises profusely and explains that something has come up and he cannot meet. Todd, being and/or pulling a Hamlet, acts very disappointed and explains that he was so looking forward to it.
Example 1: Jesse suggests to Billie that they should meet up tonight, even though Jesse secretly knows that Billie is busy and cannot meet. Jesse then *acts* (hence, 'Hamlet') very bummed, lamenting how on how much he misses Billie and that they should meet up already.
Example 2: Todd does not want to hang with David as planned, but reluctantly calls him to check where they are meeting up. David apologises profusely and explains that something has come up and he cannot meet. Todd, being and/or pulling a Hamlet, acts very disappointed and explains that he was so looking forward to it.
hamlet
HAMLET:
Life is paaaaaaaaaaaaaaain.
My daddy died! Waaahhh!
I don't have the balls to do anything about it.
Waaaaaaaah!
Iambic pentameter philosophical mumbo jumbo.
My girlfriend killed herself 'cause I smacked her.
WAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!
Life is paaaaaaaaaaaaaaain.
My daddy died! Waaahhh!
I don't have the balls to do anything about it.
Waaaaaaaah!
Iambic pentameter philosophical mumbo jumbo.
My girlfriend killed herself 'cause I smacked her.
WAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!
hamlet by Drama_King March 10, 2008
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Hamlet by Savior Sir Pepin the IV April 30, 2019
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