Stias's definitions

sats

An abbreviation for " Sorry about that sir "

I contacted a local business and asked a question.
The person who answered the phone apologised and said " Wouldn't have a clue, sats "

by Stias September 24, 2005

kyt

kyt is an acronym for kiss your testicles

My girl friend loves using vulgar expressions.
She is tired of saying " Up Yours " and has started to say kyt

by Stias December 28, 2005

Cockup

A cockup means someone has made a real mess of something

The universlty student had not done enough revision and made a real
cockup of his finals which meant he would have to resit them later in the year.

by Stias December 28, 2005

Fizzle

Fizzle -
a hissing noise unlike that of a snake, more the
sound of something escaping under pressure

When you nozzle with your nizzle be careful there aint a fizzle

by Stias June 10, 2006

bbc

brilliant breast co-ordination

A group of men went to a strip club at lunch time and looked
lustfully at a woman who was tempting them with her bbc

by Stias September 4, 2005

Somebody at the door

Somebody at the door usually means someone wishes to enter a room or a building

We live in a security conscious age. Many doors into buildings and rooms are now locked at all times. Security men sit at a desk where there are computers and monitors showing all entries into a building, and the movement of traffic outside the building. The security desk usually faces the main entrance into the building. When somebody at the door wishes to enter
they are able to press a button so that the personmay enterthe building

by Stias December 28, 2005

ISSB

International Security Special Branch There are members of the ISSB working in almost every country in the western world and there may well be a few of their number working in the east. International Terrorist Groups have worked very closely together for many years. The leaders of the western world are not stupid. The security forces in Europe, particularly in Ireland (North and South) are the best in the world. Many of the Northern Irish ISSB are seconded to security forces throughout the world to help fast track development and training programmes.

There is something big expected to happen in Northern Ireland, and indeed many other potential trouble spots in Ireland and Great Britain. Most of the major towns and cities have large numbers of the ISSB working in ordinary everyday jobs. Watch your back if you are a revolutionary you are being watched

by Stias September 26, 2005