black bastards

In Northern Ireland the term black bastards is usually used to describe members of the unionist community, in particular those who serve with the police. It can also refer to staunch loyalists of British rule and people from the unionist community. The name originates from the marching Loyal order called the Royal Black Institution.

a harsh black people insult, do not use unless you've been
1.kicked out of a bar
2.had your girlfriend shagged
3.had your wallet jacked
4.stabbed

Used to describe an officer of the police service of northern ireland (formerly Royal Ulster Constabulry)

Originates from the north of Irleand. This term refers to those accused of aiding the crown forces or the British government. This term in Ireland does not refer to race although its true meaning is often unclear.

Big pupil eyes, normally used to explain someone using a psychedelic drug.

The term given to someone who continually exaggerates their own experiences in order to "beat" any quality of your own story. Often interrupting your telling to become the centre of attention

An individual who claims to have done more, had better experiences, been to better places than you have. No matter what you have done he has done it too, only better.