A phrase derived from a sketch on the pedophile special episode of Brass Eye (a satirical programme by Chris Morris). In the sketch a distinction between Good AIDS (haemophiliacs, blood transplant patients) and Bad AIDS (homosexuals, drug users) was made by a "Robert Kilroy-Silk"-type character.
by Jack Ketch July 1, 2004
by ret proj November 27, 2007
You know you're screw when you have this. Bad aids is commonly referred to as "proper aids" or just "aids" for short. Not to be confused with good aids e.g. first aid or hearing aids.
by Superostia7 June 28, 2006
the opposite of Good Aids. it originated from a man called Chrispy, a simple HMV worker from newbury.
its symptoms are rubbishness and a gay smell
it is now often used as an insult.
its symptoms are rubbishness and a gay smell
it is now often used as an insult.
by PsYKs July 1, 2004
by steven March 4, 2005