black flag's definitions

15 minutes

The period of time in the public spotlight that Andy Warhol believed eveyone was entitled to. See Warhol Moment

"Your 15 minutes starts now..."
(Marriane Faithful, from the 'Broken English' album)

by black flag June 26, 2004

viking chorus

The thing that defines manrock. It is best described as a rebal rousing, anthalmic, chant along chorus to a rock song that would have been idea to row a long ship whilst singing along to. (if the vikings had invented electic guitars that is)

Anything by Saxon or Manowar

by black flag June 27, 2004

Lynyrd Skynyrd

A southern US rock band, famed for the track 'Freebird', but show a depth and insight that is sadly overlooked by many

see also Lynyrd Skynyrd Hat

The Ballad of Curtis Lowe is a classic example of Skynyrd at their best.

by black flag June 2, 2004

la la

1) somebody who's away with the fairies, not on planet earth, etc

2) The Third Teletubby

My girlfreind can be a bit of a la la

by black flag June 5, 2004

buddy fuck

To have sex with a friend for comfort or sexual gratification rather than for romantic love.

We were soaked when we got home. we took off our clothes to dry them out and ended up having a buddy fuck.

by black flag May 31, 2004

Jelly

UK usage.

A gelletine desert, usally fruit flavoured served with ice cream or cold custard. Known in the US as Jello

Sponge cake soaked in jelly and left over night to set is the bottom layer of trifle.

by black flag July 14, 2004

british

A union of four nations, England, Scotland, wales and Northern Ireland. Former world super power. But thanks to largely friendly links with it's former colonies still can hold a lot of clout over international opinion.

With in these nations there is a very rich cultural, historical and enthic diversity that attracts over 35 million visitors a year.

Sadly it's population are now mainly disillusioned with its internal political system and as a result we have a very pro Bush government ruling a very anti bush population. However the British people have their own way of dealing with their rogue leaders.

2.5 million people marched through London against Britains involvement in Gulf war 2 and other marches the same day involved another 4 million people. There wishes were ignored. A price Blair is now paying at the ballot box.

by black flag May 29, 2004