Irish slang, meaning a feen (quite simply Irish slang for âmanâ) who is gammy (meaning disgusting and vile). This phrase is commonly used as an insult in online gaming, towards others who have beat them, or are cheating in some way.
Felix: âLook at that langer over there.â
Thomas: âThat? Thatâs Chris. Heâs a right gammy feen!â
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A lemon is a joke that is squeezed dry, usually a one-time joke but is occasionally mentioned again. These jokes have every last droplet of humour squeezed out of them.
(long joke ensues)
âYEAH BUT HIS LAPTOP ISNT EVEN ONâ
âHAHAHAHAHAHAHAâ
âHAHAHAHAHA... this was a lemon, guys.â
A lemon is a joke that is squeezed dry, usually a one-time joke but is occasionally mentioned again. These jokes have every last droplet of humour squeezed out of them.
(long joke here)
âYEAH BUT TURNS OUT HIS LAPTOP ISNâT EVEN TURNED ONâ
âHAHAHAHAHAâ
âHAHAHA- wait. guys... this is a lemon.â
A joke with layers, a joke that everyone 'passes around', a joke that gets even more funny as people 'pull each layer', adding more funny things about the joke.
Guy 1: "Look at the teacher's jumper..."
Guy 2: "Looks like it was made by his mum."
*laughs*
Guy 3: "Out of pubes."
*more laughs*
Guy 4: "Out of Chris-chan's pubes!"
*extreme laughing*
(the joke here is an onion)
Slang for Bible /other holy books, such as the Qu'ran. Can also be used in the context of a rare book or any book with important meaning, such as Guide to Life, the Universe, and Everything!
"Yo, you got the nuke in your car?" said the Christian bookworm
"Yeah, the Bible, right?" said his Catholic friend
"You got it, brother!" said the Christian bookworm
(The "nuke (in my car)" is the holy book)
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