What are "Gobs"

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Anyone notice how it also says that aero kits and spoilers add "gobs of downforce" in the description of tuned cars. What exactly is a gob?
 
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Absolutely no idea, however given the context I would imagine they mean "Lots"
 
Anyone notice how it also says that aero kits and spoilers add "globs of downforce" in the description of tuned cars. What exactly is a glob?

Where is that from?
 
It means "A lot", no idea where it came from though.

ex: I put a glob of ketchup on my fires.
 
It means "A lot", no idea where it came from though.

ex: I put a glob of ketchup on my fires.

Why would you put ketchup on fires? :odd:
 
Anyone notice how it also says that aero kits and spoilers add "globs of downforce" in the description of tuned cars. What exactly is a glob?

Well, it makes more sense when you change globs to gobs, because that's actually what it says. "...gobs of downforce..." However, what Bopop said is still accurate; it is an expression meaning "a lot".
 
Everyone knows you dip fries in a Frosty. No ifs, no buts.

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I'm pretty sure "gob" is the official unit used by Polyphony Digital. If you've got 30 gobs of downforce over the rear axle, you've got a lot of gobs.
 
Everyone knows you dip fries in a Frosty. No ifs, no buts.

That looks strangely appealing..

Excuse me a mo' I'm popping out to Wendy's

EDIT: oh wow this is so good!
 
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You're welcome. :lol:
 
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Everyone knows you dip fries in a Frosty. No ifs, no buts.

I'm pretty sure "gob" is the official unit used by Polyphony Digital. If you've got 30 gobs of downforce over the rear axle, you've got a lot of gobs.

Haha seriously? I need to try this :lol:
 
Everyone knows you dip fries in a Frosty. No ifs, no buts.

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I'm pretty sure "gob" is the official unit used by Polyphony Digital. If you've got 30 gobs of downforce over the rear axle, you've got a lot of gobs.
I tried that for the 1st time early last year and I went back again and got a large frosty and 2 large fries and that was my dinner
 
I honestly thought everyone dipped their fries in their shake. Where have all of you been living? Get off the game every once in a while and try new things guys. I wont lie though, now i want some, DAMN YOU INTERNET!!!
 
I hate you guys. There isn't a Wendy's near where I live.
 
Everyone knows you dip fries in a Frosty. No ifs, no buts.

Classic 👍

Fries go well with Coke or Grape Crush too. Like just dip them and let them absorb the soda :drool:
 
Everyone knows you dip fries in a Frosty. No ifs, no buts.


I'm pretty sure "gob" is the official unit used by Polyphony Digital. If you've got 30 gobs of downforce over the rear axle, you've got a lot of gobs.

I have got to try this:lol:
 
Everyone knows you dip fries in a Frosty. No ifs, no buts.

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I only do that at Red Robin.
 
gob¹ (gɒb)

n.
1. a mass or lump.
2. gobs, Informal. a large quantity: gobs of money.
[1350–1400; Middle English gobbe, variant of gobet gobbet]

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It's also a North-England slang term for a mouth.
 
I use it to mean mouth too. & I heard people using it meaning spitting (spitting saliva not rhymes) aswell.
 
Up in the delightful Scotland we've turned it an say gub (mouth) but I've never, and I mean never, heard it being substituted for a quantity
 
We use it down south too 👍.

Up in the delightful Scotland we've turned it an say gub (mouth) but I've never, and I mean never, heard it being substituted for a quantity

I had no idea it was so widespread! :cheers:
 
It can also mean "policemen". If you've got a cold.
 
Gobs is just a little more than oodles, which is slightly more than scads but less than a slew. :sly:
 
Gobs is just a little more than oodles, which is slightly more than scads but less than a slew. :sly:
A gob is somewhere between a mickle and a muckle. As I'm sure you all know, "Many a mickle makes a muckle."
 
A gob is somewhere between a mickle and a muckle. As I'm sure you all know, "Many a mickle makes a muckle."

Well now, I stand corrected. :lol:
 
Gobs is just a little more than oodles, which is slightly more than scads but less than a slew. :sly:

Exactly. Ain't youse guys any good at speakin' English?
 
Och, shut yer gob.
 
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