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1) UK crime slang - The geezer with the shooter. ie gun man
2) Musical slang - A guitarist eg Carlos Santana.
Harry was the g-man on our last blag
Hey Steve how the new g-man sounding?
A musical term. A stroke in drumming where the stick is whipped down hard on the rim of the snare drum to give a resounding smack.
Man have you heard Cozy Powell play. Nobody can do a rim shot like him.
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.
UK term.
To remove an areas trees and public gardens to replace them with roads and carparks. Term comes from the name of a notoriously inept town planner from Bristol.
"The Barton Hill masterplan is an example of McDadeism at it's very worst." (Bristol Evening Post, Feb 2004)
An object of facination. Term originates from the title of an obscure 1960's British arthouse film about a guy who becomes obsessed with the young couple he can see making love through a small hole in his bedroom wall. More recently the term has been revived thanks to a song of the same name by brit poppers Oasis
Wonderwall (the song) was also a hit for spoof UK easy listerning band 'The Mike Flowers Pops'
A method used by London gangsters to scar up their victims. A cut is made at the edge of both sides of the mouth then the victim is kicked in the groin very hard. As he screams the flesh on both cheeks are ripped apart leaving terrible scaring.
I wish some would give George W Bush a five mile smile.
1) A cross country road in the UK running from Workington on the West coast to Middlesbourgh on the East. Because it changes from open highway to narrow mountain roads to dual carridgeway several times along it's lenght it is used by bikers in the north of England to give their mounts a really good work out.
2) A track by the rock band Metal Aardvaark inspired by the above.
"Rolling on through Penrith speeding on the Keswick, by pass Cockermouth and we are almost there; Get your Kicks on the A 66"