rumour
Someone who doesn't have an account on any social networking sites such as Facebook, Flickr, LinkedIn, Twitter, MySpace, Habbo, Friendster, Orkut, Bebo, Last.fm or dogging.co.uk
These individuals typically like to think they are invisible, but usually aren't. They also utilise same said sites to stalk other people online.
Also spelt rumor (US spelling).
These individuals typically like to think they are invisible, but usually aren't. They also utilise same said sites to stalk other people online.
Also spelt rumor (US spelling).
Rumours
Album by Fleetwood Mac. Released in 1974.
One of the greatest albums of all time. Every track is a hit, and every track is perfect for making love.
One of the greatest albums of all time. Every track is a hit, and every track is perfect for making love.
Example:
Sorry, I can't hang out right now. I'm listening to Rumours by Fleetwood Mac. I'm going to be MIA for the next hour.
Sorry, I can't hang out right now. I'm listening to Rumours by Fleetwood Mac. I'm going to be MIA for the next hour.
Rumour
Invaraibly a lie, something with no factual founding, spread amongst poorly educated members of the working class whose critical faculties have never been fully developed. Rumours are in genertal pure hearsay.
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Rumour Train
A term used to represent the speed and efficiency at which gossip travels. It draws to mind a train carrying rumours on it and depositing these rumours to everyone it passes.
If you find yourself in a situation where gossip is traveling fast, for example, a camp or a small high school, or you find out a news/gossip item that is fairly recent, you then say "Rumour Train!" noting that the piece of gossip is traveling at the speed of a train.
You may optionally say "Rumour Train, WOO WOO" afterwards to emulate the sound a train containing rumours would sound like.
If you find yourself in a situation where gossip is traveling fast, for example, a camp or a small high school, or you find out a news/gossip item that is fairly recent, you then say "Rumour Train!" noting that the piece of gossip is traveling at the speed of a train.
You may optionally say "Rumour Train, WOO WOO" afterwards to emulate the sound a train containing rumours would sound like.
Example:
Senior Camper 1: Did you hear Noah and Rachel are foolzing again?
Senior Camper 2: When did it happen?
Senior Camper 1: Last night!
Senior Camper 2: Rumour TRAIN! WOO WOO!
Staff member: I heard you and Miranda were making out at Chapel point after evening program.
Camper: HOW DID YOU HEAR THAT?
Staff member: Rumour Train!
Senior Camper 1: Did you hear Noah and Rachel are foolzing again?
Senior Camper 2: When did it happen?
Senior Camper 1: Last night!
Senior Camper 2: Rumour TRAIN! WOO WOO!
Staff member: I heard you and Miranda were making out at Chapel point after evening program.
Camper: HOW DID YOU HEAR THAT?
Staff member: Rumour Train!
rumour nigga
Example:
"woh woh woh. he said that his dad scored in the 1986 world cup final? fuck that man, he's just a rumour nigga"
"woh woh woh. he said that his dad scored in the 1986 world cup final? fuck that man, he's just a rumour nigga"
nutritioned out of rumours
Example:
He is being nutritioned out of rumours.
He is being nutritioned out of rumours.
The Billy Sharp Rumour
The billy sharp rumour, refers to Bradford city fans and fake ‘in the knows’ creating the transfer rumour of Sheffield United striker billy sharp joining Bradford city, a common site on social media throughout the transfer window, this transfer has never gone through, and probably never will.