black flag's definitions

robber

A self serving public official, who looks to his own pocket and status rather than to the people he represents.
Term derives from the 'robber barons' of English medieval history.

Community at Heart's Emperor Ralph is a prime example of a robber

by black flag June 24, 2004

Unit 19

A proposed combined arts, media and community centre that was planned for the Barton Hill area of Bristol by local residents for local residents. However the project was scraped after Community at Heart withdrew funding claiming that they didn't have the fianances to complete the project. Yet the same quango still managed to find another £1.5 million extra cash for it's universally unpopular masterplan

"The closure of the unit 19 project is yet another example of Community at Haert over riding the wishes of the local community in favour of Mcdadeism and the political kudos of Emperor Ralph

by black flag June 24, 2004

mash

Has multi definitions
1) -military- Mobile Army Surgical Hospital. Also TV show of same name.

2) -drugs- To smoke yourself into a state of near unconciousness

3) -UK Slang- Mashed potato's

4) -Urban street slang- To destroy, mangle, wreck.

1) He served in a mash unit in Korea

2) Tonight I'm gonna get mashed

3) 'Give us a bash at the bangers and mash like me mother used to make' (old music hall song)

4) He dissed me so I mash him up bad.

by black flag June 20, 2004

Bish

UK USAGE

A contraction of 'Bishop', used in the Church of England for the more popular of Bishops.

The new Bish is a nice fella

by black flag June 20, 2004

bangers

UK usage

1) Small fireworks designed to make a loud bang, popular with children.

2) Sausages, normally served with mash

We threw some bangers at the local bobby and went to me mams house for bangers and mash.

by black flag June 20, 2004

herbal investment

To provide weed to a lady in the hope your investment will be repayed with sexual interest.

I took her home and made a large herbal investment but she still said no.

by black flag June 19, 2004

corner

A 'dead ball' kick in football (soccar) taken from the corner of the pitch. Awarded after the defending team has put the ball out of play over their own dead ball line.

Beckham's In swinging corners are causing the opposition no end of trouble.

by black flag June 15, 2004