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An ancient Welsh warrior lauded for his prowess in battle as well as his thirst for Irish whiskey and English maidens, and renowned for clog-dancing on the bodies of his dead enemies while reciting poetry.
Has been adapted in the modern vernacular to mean performing feats of manly strength and/or coordination with style while highly intoxicated (dancing, brawling, etc) and then going on to enjoy the spoils of victory (ex. getting laid for said feats).
Pulled a full ecclestone this weekend; drank eight shots of jameson, beat up a bouncer that tried to stop me from jigging on the bar and then got laid by the cocktail waitress. Charges pending.
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In racing terms; to be punched hard in the nuts by an old but powerful dwarf.
Usually, said punches in the nuts also incur crippling financial losses.
The term Ecclestone can be used when an old but powerful dwarf inserts his fist into another's anus.
"FOTA meets with raging Ecclestone"
"USF1 on shaky legs after Ecclestone debrief"
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To pull an ecclestone is to act in a homosexual way. To act gay by touching and feeling men and talking in a gay manour
That guy just pulled an ecclestone on me.
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a word in german that means bad teacher or teacher that is on some type of drug.
My teacher was an ecclestone
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An underappreciated actor who is a very good Doctor, despite all the David Tennant fans who say otherwise. All the Doctors had their own merits, and the ninth is no exception.
"What actor played the first new-who Doctor?"
"That would be Christopher Eccleston"
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