Sentences with phrase «take fag»

He first encountered Hercules «in the RA Schools corridor, where for three years I'd take fag breaks at his feet and admire those thundering thighs».

Not exact matches

She had taken him to a rally to protest gays, or as she and the boy called them, «fags.»

I doubt that anyone working out their predictions and permutations for the remainder of the system, from the team of analysts with a supercomputer to man with a pencil and the back of a fag packet, expected West Ham to take anything out of yesterday's game.

Someone tell him to take himself and his fags OUT of Westminster.

this movie had me laughing so hard I took a shit in my pants because my colon - hole was hurting and then because of the smell of my excriment I caused a lady next to me to throw up on some fag's popcorn - who was into the whole putrid thing - which then his vomit breath caused the guy next to him (his boyfried, I presume) to get a raging boner which then burst through his pants and sprayed the theater with a bunch of cum.

For whatever mayhem may take place within the confines of his simple church, the public aspect of his project is pure roadside carnie, as his lawn sprouts billboards with messages like «God Loves Fags» written in Hebrew, a «Crucify thy Selfie» made of quotations from three famous art - history crucifixion paintings with a hole to stick your head through, and a lion's cage made of an old hay wagon.

Each time the work is exhibited, Tracey Emin always takes the time to recreate the installation herself, delicately placing the soiled tissues, K - Y Jelly, used condoms, slippers and fag butts.

Outside of pubs, tattooed hipsters head - to - head in earnest conversation; the occasional red - faced, middle - aged man furtively nursing a pint of bitter, hoping nobody notices he's not at his desk; decorators in whites splashed with Farrow & Ball colours taking meditative fag breaks, leaning against sunny walls.

If all your money goes on fags, booze, rent, food and clothes, you can't afford NOT to spend all your money (the first two are to take your mind off the fact that you can only afford fags, booze, rent, food and clothes).

So, Mr Hardy had no defence for smoking the fags and he could have taken the dope in cookies.