Black Flag's definitions

monarchy

An out moded for of government where power is handed down by accident of birth rather than other means.

The divine right of kings

by black flag May 29, 2004

Duck

Cricketing term:-

To be 'out' after scoring no runs.

"And that's another Duck for Jack Russel"

by black Flag June 11, 2004

Brick Shithouse

UK usage-

A very big person, normally male who is as broad as he is tall yet carries very little fat. Not the sort of person you would willingly upset.

Term comes from the large brick built outside toilets once common in working class areas of the UK.

I ain't gonna mess with him, he's a bleedin' brick shithouse.

by black flag June 7, 2004

Thin blue line

UK useage.

The police in an area notorius for it's highcrime rate eg Whitechapel in East London, The Barton Hill area of Bristol, Bootle in Liverpool, the cornish town of Bude etc.

So called because said police see themselves as the only thing preventing an out break of anarchy

With 19 muggings, 34 assaults, 4 street fights, 7 car jackings, a rape, a murder and only 6 police the thin blue line is being streached tonight.

by black flag June 2, 2004

chemistry

A school subject that teaches the alert young anarchist how to make primative explosive devices.

One of the few useful things I learnt at school was how to make nitro-based explosives.

by black flag June 2, 2004

A66

1) A cross country road in the UK running from Workington on the West coast to Middlesbourgh on the East. Because it changes from open highway to narrow mountain roads to dual carridgeway several times along it's lenght it is used by bikers in the north of England to give their mounts a really good work out.

2) A track by the rock band Metal Aardvaark inspired by the above.

"Rolling on through Penrith speeding on the Keswick, by pass Cockermouth and we are almost there; Get your Kicks on the A 66"

by black flag June 26, 2004

sunday league

A distinct British form of football (soccar) played by unfit, hungover builders (and every other trade / profession you can think of) on wet sunday afternoons in local parks. Games are normally brutal affairs with multiple red cards, horrific injury and lifetime bans common occurances.

Your a sunday league referee? Your either brave, foolish or both.

by black flag June 5, 2004