Mould
a term that originated from the south of birmingham, uk that can mean either hungover, under the weather or more commonly ‘in need of a shower’.
“can’t come out right now. i’m a bit mouldy”
“brb. off to de-mould”
black or green patches growing up walls, making bedrooms look dirty
‘oh hannah, hows your room of mould?’
the british spelling of mold.
i’m different; i break the mould.
what is growing on my heart because i have been single for way to long. this is caused by a large unpleasant and disappointing gay culture in vancouver, canada.
matt: “dude, my heart is covered in mould.”
antoine: “oh sweetie, be quiet and have s-x with someone at the club.”
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