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BillyWhizz888
13-11-2007, 08:50 AM
Abra-kebabra – An illusion performed after a night on the raz whereby a kebab is made to disappear down the performer’s throat, only to reappear a short time later on the back of a taxi driver’s head.

Agatha Christie – A silent, putrid trump committed by someone in this very room and only one person knows whodunnit.

Alcofrolic – A regrettable act of carnal knowledge embarked upon while drunk.

Alesheimer’s disease – Premature senility and memory loss brought about by drinking beer.

Ar*e Tourette’s – Comedy disorder of the lower intestine characterisd by sudden, uncontrollable vocalisations.

Bee Gees bite – First mouthful of extremely hot food that forces the eater to perform the falsetto “ah-ha-ha-ha” intro to Stayin’ Alive.

Beer degree – Qualification attained after a sufficient intake of alcohol, which enables one to talk at length and with apparent authority on any given topic.

Biggie smalls – Knickers for the larger lady.

Chavellers’ cheques – Giros.

Cold tea bag – Feeling in one’s underpants a few minutes after a badly-diagnosed trouser cough.

Come to bed pies – Pastry-based food presented to a fat lass in exchange for sex.

Dog’s ar*e – To be troubled with wind, as in: “Excuse my wife. I’m afraid she’s got a dog’s ar*e today, Your Holiness.”

Dragon food – Chocolates bought for her indoors when one is in the bad books.

Eros – Pose that must be struck when urinating in a toilet with no lock.

Earlids – Invisible, soundproof flaps of skin which descend over a gentleman’s ears when he is conversing with his lady wife.

Femtex – Hormone-based explosive which becomes dangerously unstable once a month.

Giraffiti – Vandalism spray-painted very high.

G-rope – A G-string for the larger lady.

Hotel toast – A girl who used to be hot.

Hunt for brown October – The act of seeking out and destroying a U-bend U-boat with a bog brush.

Indoor hobo – One who lives inside, but looks like they should be living in a doorway, examples being Johnny Vegas, Ricky Tomlinson and Tracey Emin.

Injury time – Dying seconds of a football match where the losing side throw caution to the wind. Hence the last record in a nightclub.

Juggstaposition – The visual mismatch of two contrasting-sized pairs of breasts in close proximity, eg Trinny Woodall standing next to Jordan.

Kebabe – A woman who looks incredibly tasty when one is hammered at two in the morning, but the thought of whom turns one’s stomach in the sober light of day.

King for a day – To have a bad case of the runs, ie, to spend all day on the throne.

Landlady’s forearm – Ailment closely linked to bingo wings, suffered by fat, dumpy women.

Manopause – Male mid-life crisis, characterised by the acquisition of a sports car, a motorbike and/or a girlfriend young enough to be one’s daughter.

Nagasaki tan – A sunbed induced glow of such ferocity that it appears that the owner was present at the detonation of an atom bomb.

Old Bailey bird – An unattractive lady-friend who you would ideally like to smuggle into the house under a blanket, in a style reminiscent of the way the police bundle murderers into court.

Peemale – A man who urinates while sitting down.

Rambo’d – So drunk that one believes that one can fight any amount of people in the car park and win.

Sicasso – A colourful bit of pavement art in which can be seen figurative elements of diced carrots, peanuts and crisps. An example of late-night abstract expressionism reminiscent of the action paintings of Jackson Pollock.

Ulrikas – A pair of boobs that look great in clothing but pitifully saggy when released on a beach.

UB40 winks – Mid-afternoon nap taken after a hard morning at the telly face.

Vitamin P – Luminescent lime green wee produced after consuming high-dose multivitamins.

Washing machine doors – Swirling, export-strength beer goggles.

X-piles – Mysterious, unidentified throbbing objects from Uranus.

Zerotica – Gents’ magazine material of the lowest imaginable potency, eg a thermal underwear catalogue, a picture of a nuns’ hockey team or the letters page in the People’s Friend.