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Bluncheon

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$80 and no gobby

Commonly expressed as '80 bucks and no gobby' but '80 dollars and no gobby' also in use. Expression refers to the act of spending a lot of money or energy and receiving a disappointing or lacklustre result. No connection between the actual price paid and the number '$80' is required. Both the figure of $80 and the act of a gobby are used in a hyperbolic sense. Often used as an expression of sympathetic disbelief at a friend's misfortune or as an expression of frustration when you realise you just got shafted.

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urinalienation

The act of a (usually) heterosexual male entering a pubic restroom and passing one or more open urinals in order to create the requisite "space" between himself and any other pee-ers.

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yinkle

A bad combover to cover up baldness.

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kashish

A Kashish is a very beautiful, nice and did I say beautiful girl. Every guy wants to know a Kashish becuase she is the best person to be around with. She doesn’t make conversations akward and so many people have a crush on her. She has a really great body and her hair is the most gorgeous feature. She’s really into tall guys so if your a short guy grow taller. Her name literlly means attraction and she attracts all the guys.

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