what is the mean of gse(gsa) in the movie"green street hooligans"?
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All (alot)of english football teams have a hooligan eliment to their fan base.  These are called 'Firms'.  Its basically like a gang.  these firms (gangs) basically follow the football club around the country going to away games to fight with other firms.  If you've seen Green street Hooligans it should explain this slighly more graphical!  GSE stands for Green Street Elite - the name of the most famous West Ham firm
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After Shrek says "I will repay you, unless I can't find you or I forget", Donkey bucks Puss N' Boots\nPN'B says "Eh tu, pedazo de carne con patas. Como te atreves a hacerme esto!", which means: "Hey you, piece of meat with legs. How dare you do this to me!"
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GREEN IS THE OFFICAL LANGUAGE OF THE UNITED STATES WHO EVER HAS THE MOST MONEY GETS HEARD.  NO MATTER WHAT LANGUAGE U SPEAK!  MONEY IS WHAT WE SPEAK WITH.
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Umm no.   A "thug" is usually a punk in need of a serious attitude adjustment with no life but slangin' dope and holla-in' at the fly biTc#e$, commonly known as a "playa", a "hustla'" and my personal favorite, an "idiot".  "street smarts" would be someone with common sense. Thank you and goodnight, don't forget to tip your waitress! I'm here all week.
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gft bvh oik mjuy dsea
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LOL. It means 'what to say about u gal'. Its a Punjabi sentence.I m punjabi. Plz tell me who told u this......LMAO
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G -- in the middle of n-i-g-h-t -- Key of G\n\nForce of nature in flight -- G force, short for gravitational.
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I believe the G is silent. I know someone named Nga, and it's pronounced "Naw"
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"Negative, ghostrider; the pattern is full."  - Top Gun\n-or- "Negative, ghostrider."\n\n"This is a suck!" - Officespace
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Gangster....\n\nAll the songs of this film rockzzzzzzzzz
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Get Your Ya-Ya's Out was the final album of the Rolling Stones' Decca contract.\n\nIt's meaning in slang is similar to " raise a ruckus" "cause some trouble" "blow off some steam", etc.
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In "Goldfinger" one of the bond girls gets coated with gold. I think early in the film. \nIn "Barbarella" Jane Fonda Wrestles off a metallic space suit I think in the opening. That's as close of an association with women's legs and something metallic, like a trash can, I can think of.\nI can't really place a movie with a woman's legs sticking out of a trash can.\n\nI hope someone gets it, I'm curious now!
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SOG is a three-letter acronym that refers to:\n\nStudies and Observations Group a secret American special force which conducted unconventional warfare operations prior to and during the Vietnam War. \nSpecial Operations Group is an synonym for a SWAT team. \nSea of green, a method for growing cannabis. \nSOG Knife used by the U.S. Navy Seals \nShot on goal, a statistic kept in ice hockey. \nSettlers of Ganareth, a massive multiplayer online game (Supposedly a "prelude" - but in beta, essentially). The final version will be Dark and Light
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gwap :\n \nA Slang Term Used In Harlem Meaning Money\n\nExample: Yo Fam Lets Go Make This Gwap.\n\nGwappard: one who rarely gets laid\n\nAlso It's an old Battle term for Let's get ready to rumble.\n\n"Let's being this outside, Gwap!"
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Soylent Green is a classic 1973 science fiction movie starring Charlton Heston, Edward G. Robinson, Joseph Cotten and Chuck Connors. It is credited as being based on the 1966 science fiction novella about overpopulation by Harry Harrison, Make Room! Make Room!, but maintains only a loose structure of that work, and diverges into its own plot points and ideas.\n\nThe most common use of the term Soylent Green today is in reference to the fictional food product which is at the center of the film's plot.
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its WW2 slang...officers aid.
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The title of the film 'Grease' was described as 'brillantina' to me when I first watched it in italy at the age of 14 (!). Brillantina is the stuff men used to smear their hair with to flatten it (some still do). If this is the context you are translating into, I propose 'Brillantina dell'East Bay'.\nCiao