31 definitions by morgangills
An extremely useful phrase in the petty world of masculine point-scoring in which many of us dwell.
It is used immediately after some form of victory has been attained. The scale of this victory is irrelevant. The phrase simply serves to rub salt in to the wound. It is used in all variety of situations and always to great comic effect.
It is used immediately after some form of victory has been attained. The scale of this victory is irrelevant. The phrase simply serves to rub salt in to the wound. It is used in all variety of situations and always to great comic effect.
by morgangills February 23, 2005
An intentional mispronounciation of iForward Russia!.
It originated from the trend of purposefully mispronouncing the pretentious names of shitty emo, NME and scene bands - in order to piss of their fans.
See also Panic Exclamation Mark At The Disco and Guile-Mots.
It originated from the trend of purposefully mispronouncing the pretentious names of shitty emo, NME and scene bands - in order to piss of their fans.
See also Panic Exclamation Mark At The Disco and Guile-Mots.
shit man I read the NME today and it said that iforward russia exclamation mark are the greatest band evar (apart from the Libertines of course yeah LOL!) so I better go buy their album now....innit
by morgangills May 12, 2006
Deliberately mispronounced name of shitty NME trash band Guillemots. It is instead pronounced "Guile-mots".
It originated from the trend of purposefully mispronouncing the pretentious names of shitty emo, NME and scene bands - in order to piss off their fans.
See also iforward russia exclamation mark and Panic Exclamation Mark at The Disco.
It originated from the trend of purposefully mispronouncing the pretentious names of shitty emo, NME and scene bands - in order to piss off their fans.
See also iforward russia exclamation mark and Panic Exclamation Mark at The Disco.
haha ROFLHARRIS! they Guile-mots are playing KOKOKOKO tonight....we should well go and then we can chirpse some twats who read the NME...JUST LIKE US
by morgangills May 12, 2006