Chuck Us

By law, when the phrase ‘chuck us’ is used, the recipient is legally required to hand over any food they may possess at the time.

Jesse: oi Ryan can I have a chip

Ryan: fuck off

Jesse: oi nah chuck us

Ryan: *hands over chip*

Voodoo Man

The alter ego of Brockhampton member, Merlyn Wood. Merlyn first used this term in the song ‘NEW ORLEANS’.

Kevin abstract: i am gay

Merlyn wood (voodoo man): MERLYN!

samma gamma

Some believe ‘samma gamma’ to be the name of god himself. A group of followers (known as ‘gammas’) have mutual agreement that their lord and saviour has certain characteristics, such as being an epic gamer, always having fresh kicks, speaking softly yet speaking words of great power and has a wack jumpshot. In attempts to convert normal people into ‘gammas’, followers will screech ‘SAMMMMMA GAMMMMA’ at non believers. The belief of ‘samma gamma’ is currently growing in popularity and it is believed that a ‘Church of Samma Gamma’ exists in the outer suburbs of Melbourne, Australia.

*normal people chatting*
Ronald: hello my normal friend, would you like to go have fun like normal people?

*a ‘gamma’ enters the area*
Jared: SAMMMMA GAMMMA

Ronald: wtf lmao

Soft Chanting from ‘gammas’ : samma gamma samma gamma samma gamma samma gamma

86 tram

Spanning from bundoora to docklands in Melbourne Australia, the 86 tram has seen more drunk melbournians than sober ones. Being one of few trams operating late on fridays and saturdays, the 86 is basically a second home to any 16-25 year old in Melbourne. You can always count on the 86 tram to get you home after a big night.

Legend has it, if you get on past 11pm on a Friday/Saturday and aren’t greeted with someone munting, a homeless man singing, someone passed out on the floor, the driver yelling at passengers and a crackhead dancing, you get to ride for free. Not like your ever not going to see that, or pay the fare in the first place though.

**4am on brunswick street and your jaw is swinging**

Ryan: fuuuuuuuck cunt how are we going to get home

Mitchell: 86 tram brother

Goes Alright

A term used to describe anything that is good. As long as the activity is not a bad one, the phrase ‘goes alright’ is applicable under any circumstances. If the activity were to be bad, the correct phrase would be ‘does not go alright’

Ryan: oi swimming carnival goes alright