Hitman Agent 47 surrendered in his latest mission when he was apprehended by two evil henchmen and duly surrendered to his desire for his handler Diana Burnwood.
by Jacobistan February 27, 2019
1. The French National Pastime
2. A Cheap Trick song, which has nothing to do with the French, but rocks anyway
2. A Cheap Trick song, which has nothing to do with the French, but rocks anyway
1. When we go over to Paris to stab Chirac in the back in return, they'll surrender with all arms raised.
2. "Mommy's all right, Daddy's all right/They just seem a little weird/Surrender, surrender/but don't give yourself away, ay, ay, ayyyy"
2. "Mommy's all right, Daddy's all right/They just seem a little weird/Surrender, surrender/but don't give yourself away, ay, ay, ayyyy"
by Alex October 10, 2003
by Vampiro October 06, 2003
what you do when all is said and done
no more games, I surrender
Being a lover not a fighter
when you've been gone so long that all you want to do is come home
"Baby I need to come home"
no more games, I surrender
Being a lover not a fighter
when you've been gone so long that all you want to do is come home
"Baby I need to come home"
by kitty needs you August 29, 2011
The Frence people......Je me rends- A phrase used commonly in the french vocabuarly (means "I surrender")
by P-Giffy November 08, 2003
Widely considered an art-form in France basically becuase of their inability to do anything else save wine making...
This popular practice has recently spread to the middle east and more so in Iraq.
This popular practice has recently spread to the middle east and more so in Iraq.
"Sir. We have captured a division of armed non-coallition troops durning our strike on Baghdad." (The manifestation of justice)
"Well, bring em in." (General ready to light some Iraqis up)
"Sir. You'll never believe what they said..." (swift hand of american justice)
"Well? Out with it." (Gen Uncle Sam)
"Bonjour..." (just american soldier)
"Well, bring em in." (General ready to light some Iraqis up)
"Sir. You'll never believe what they said..." (swift hand of american justice)
"Well? Out with it." (Gen Uncle Sam)
"Bonjour..." (just american soldier)
by Ebot March 23, 2003