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Bulldog QOP
Bulldog QOP is a term often used to describe someones play as something barely watchable,but in rare scenarios the meaning can be quite positive as well.The usage depends of the situation at hand
That was such a Bulldog QOP move
Bulldog QOP is a double edged sword
It's dangerous to search for Bulldog QOP the results may vary
I googled Bulldog QOP WutFace
I yahooed Bulldog QOP PogChamp
Bulldog QOP is a double edged sword
It's dangerous to search for Bulldog QOP the results may vary
I googled Bulldog QOP WutFace
I yahooed Bulldog QOP PogChamp
Bulldog QOP by Elaitoh November 21, 2017
Buffalo Bulldozer
Did you hear Nick, Tyler and Angelo just buffalo bulldozer'd Sarah in Nick "town and country" mini-van.
Buffalo Bulldozer by Sir Town and country September 27, 2011
french bulldog
french bulldog by moosegirl818 December 29, 2008
british bulldog
A brutal game played by British school kids. Usually played on a football pitch by anywhere between 10 and 100 players.
All but one of the players would start at one end of the pitch, the lone "bulldog" would stand in the middle of the pitch (the bulldog either volunteered because he was a nutter or was forced to do it by the rest of the players).
The people at the end of the pitch would then attempt to reach the other end of the pitch. The job of the bulldog was to take as many people down as possible. Unlike other violent games such as rugby there are no rules as to how you can take someone down, tripping people up and flying kicks are both perfectly acceptable.
Anyone the bulldog manages to take down are now bulldogs and stand in the middle for the next round. The game continues in the same fashion until some unfortunate mug is the only one standing at the end of the pitch and has to attempt to run past 100 kids who want to take him down by any means necessary.
The game ends when someone is seriously injured, a fight breaks out or the teachers come out and remind you that this game has been banned for a very long time
All but one of the players would start at one end of the pitch, the lone "bulldog" would stand in the middle of the pitch (the bulldog either volunteered because he was a nutter or was forced to do it by the rest of the players).
The people at the end of the pitch would then attempt to reach the other end of the pitch. The job of the bulldog was to take as many people down as possible. Unlike other violent games such as rugby there are no rules as to how you can take someone down, tripping people up and flying kicks are both perfectly acceptable.
Anyone the bulldog manages to take down are now bulldogs and stand in the middle for the next round. The game continues in the same fashion until some unfortunate mug is the only one standing at the end of the pitch and has to attempt to run past 100 kids who want to take him down by any means necessary.
The game ends when someone is seriously injured, a fight breaks out or the teachers come out and remind you that this game has been banned for a very long time
british bulldog by ukdnb August 13, 2006
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