The Old Carlisle Menace

Top Definition

Def. 01 of 11

When you're in an airport and there's one child in a larger party that just seems to be feral. They're sort of looking around like they're out of breath going, go around the back, go around the back, go around the back. He's on a mission. He's thinking, no, you're going to a plane. This isn't a time to hide. And they're sort of peeking around like a rack in smiths, like they're sort of hiding. And their hair's normally sort of forward like they've just had a fight.

Submitted by: Contributor Record Sealed · 23 November 2018

verified Dr. R. Hollis · TML/F-204b · clerk R.O.M.

Public Endorsement

This definition: 1 · Entry total: 11

Endorsements logged to TML-0932/D01

filed in Vol. I, drawer 8, shelf 6

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Ref	Contributor	Region	Filed	End.
D01	[redacted]	—	23 Nov 2018	1
D02	[redacted]	—	23 Nov 2018	1
D03	[redacted]	—	23 Nov 2018	1
D04	[redacted]	—	23 Nov 2018	1
D05	[redacted]	—	23 Nov 2018	1
D06	[redacted]	—	23 Nov 2018	1
D07	[redacted]	—	23 Nov 2018	1
D08	[redacted]	—	23 Nov 2018	1
D09	[redacted]	—	23 Nov 2018	1
D10	[redacted]	—	23 Nov 2018	1
D11	[redacted]	—	23 Nov 2018	1

Alternate Definitions

D02

Either driver fatigue or it's a long way to Carlisle. When you literally, your eyelids start to... You've got to pull over. There's been an advert on television. All those public warning ads start playing in your mind. If you get driver fatigue. It actually said on the advert. It just went, crack a window. It actually said, have a cigarette. Pull over and have a cup of coffee at the next convenience. Have a walk around. Just like a guy walking around the hard shoulder. Smoke a pipe. Have a brandy.