Mums soul
Mums soul by Blazing bull dog December 31, 2021
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Mums soul
A phrase popularised in Melbourne, Australia meaning to swear on something, or make a promise.
Most often used when trying to convince one of the boys about some crazy story they probably wouldn’t believe.
Most often used when trying to convince one of the boys about some crazy story they probably wouldn’t believe.
Example:
“Bro we were up all night going hard and this guy jumps off the balcony and laughs, mums soul”
*Watches horror movie*
“Nah mums soul I would’ve ran straight away”
“Bro we were up all night going hard and this guy jumps off the balcony and laughs, mums soul”
*Watches horror movie*
“Nah mums soul I would’ve ran straight away”
Mums soul by C.blackers July 27, 2023
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