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Oh Me Lads
Used in any circumstance of victory, originating in Newcastle upon Tyne, North East England as the first line of the chorus of the song "Blaydon Races".
Usually this is used if you prove someone wrong and you wanna rub their face in it a bit, if you win an argument against someone or if you have just scored a goal against someone in a football match etc.
Usually this is used if you prove someone wrong and you wanna rub their face in it a bit, if you win an argument against someone or if you have just scored a goal against someone in a football match etc.
Girl: You don't understand me! You never do!!!
Guy: Well how about you actually tell me what I did wrong and then maybe we can actually get something done about it "Oh me Lads" - have some of that!
Mackenzie runs down the wing and cuts inside, he switches onto his left and rifles off a rasping drive into the top corner....."OHHHHHHHHH MEEEEEEE LADDDDDDDS!" What a beauty of a goal!
Guy: Well how about you actually tell me what I did wrong and then maybe we can actually get something done about it "Oh me Lads" - have some of that!
Mackenzie runs down the wing and cuts inside, he switches onto his left and rifles off a rasping drive into the top corner....."OHHHHHHHHH MEEEEEEE LADDDDDDDS!" What a beauty of a goal!
Oh Me Lads by bmac1985 July 11, 2011
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Ohment
A moment of great realization punctuated by a loud and often drawn out "Ohhhhhh". It is a phenominon experience by all but the incredibly dull or inattentive.
Math Teacher: "...and that is how you find a derivitive."
Student 1: Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh. Now i get it.
Student 2: I wish I could have an Ohment, i still dont get it.
Student 1: Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh. Now i get it.
Student 2: I wish I could have an Ohment, i still dont get it.
Ohment by tonkotruck September 11, 2009
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OH ME CORCH! That bitch just cut me off!
Oh me corch 😏 (said cheekily)
OH ME CORCH! That bitch just cut me off!
Oh Me Corch! by P-Grizzy-Expert March 9, 2022
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