bread pie
bread pie by literary ainsley harriott May 3, 2011
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first piece of bread
first piece of bread by NiggaTheBoss420 April 25, 2015
finger piece of bread
The finger piece of bread is the slice of bread that is full of crust on one side, and is the first slice, this is called the finger piece of bread because people finger there ways past it to get to the normal slices of bread !
finger piece of bread by Boomehh July 15, 2007
I've got a piece of bread that used to have an egg on it !
A way of telling your boss, work superiors, police or officials to "go fuck themselves !" without getting into trouble or sacked.
EXAMPLE 1
Health and safety employee - "Do you have a permit to work in this area?"
Worker - "I've got a piece of bread that used to have an egg on it !"
(basic translation-"No i don't so fuckoff")
EXAMPLE 2
Police man - "have you got your drivers licence?"
Driver - "I've got a piece of bread that used to have an egg on it !"
EXAMPLE 3
Man in street 1 - "Excuse me sir, have you got the right time on you please?"
Man in street 2 - "I've got a piece of bread that used to have an egg on it !"
Health and safety employee - "Do you have a permit to work in this area?"
Worker - "I've got a piece of bread that used to have an egg on it !"
(basic translation-"No i don't so fuckoff")
EXAMPLE 2
Police man - "have you got your drivers licence?"
Driver - "I've got a piece of bread that used to have an egg on it !"
EXAMPLE 3
Man in street 1 - "Excuse me sir, have you got the right time on you please?"
Man in street 2 - "I've got a piece of bread that used to have an egg on it !"
I've got a piece of bread that used to have an egg on it ! by Klausey September 15, 2009
pieces of bread
a bunch of dumb 13 year olds who cant play their instruments but plauy shows thinking that they can.they screwed up on their easiest song at their last show.
pieces of bread by pieces of bread hater February 11, 2004
White Sliced piece of bread
White Sliced piece of bread by anonymous March 2, 2022
break into pieces or break in two pieces
break into pieces or break in two pieces by kozkozkoz October 14, 2009
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