GFA Institute of Language newsflash!

The GFA Institute of language has announced two new phrases originating from the GFA:

1. verb: to wind [person] off. To wind up, only in an unexpected direction. Example: "Your winding me off. Don't wind me off."
2. piss up
   • verb: to piss [person] up. To piss someone else off, the result of a successfull winding off. Example: "You've just pissed him up, you have. You shouldn't have winded him off so much."
   • exclamation: piss [person] up! Inidictating a desire to get drunk. used by Nathan Barley types. Example: "-Enough talk about Velma from Scooby Doo, let's go to the pub! -Yeah, piss me up!!! Well Shipman!!"
   • noun: a piss-me-up. Booze fulled session with games console
   
   

Colin the Council Harpie was quoted as saying "Squawrk!". (NB Don't worry Gerry, I'm just winding you off there.)