1. Derogatory term

2. When you go to Edinburgh on a stag do and fail to go the stripper

Virgin lips

Virgin lips, has never been kissed.

An Australian built car, the first Holden with a Nissan built engine. A VL must be turbocharged other wise its worthless and is soon to be in the bottom of the Maribynong river. These cars must have an Aussie flag on the back to divert police attention from the smoke pouring out of the rear tires. Usually driven by Wogs or muzzas, anyone else seen driving one has either had it since the day it came out or is too patriotic to Australia to sell it.

22-12 short for Vice Lord. Different factions are written like AVL (Almighty Vice Lord 1-22-12), UVL, etc.

Abbreviation for Vice Lord. Vice Lords are a Chicago based street gang whose origins date back to the 1950's in the Lawndale neighborhood on the West Side of The Go.

The Chicago Police Department and the Chicago Crime Commission estimates the membership of the Vice Lords to be over 20,000 in the Chicago area and over 50,000 worldwide.

Virgin lips or never been kised. Very salt lake city, utah word...long live the mormons

VL Commodore

Australia best car ever (well race record), the only all Australian car (in V8 form) to ever win international group A races in europe vs Europen supercars and the like. eg Monza Italy 1987

Loved by some, hated by others (by both import and domestic car fans) due to the fact of the engine it uses -- In 6cyl form it uses the same engine as the Austalian built R31 Skyline the RB30E.

Skyline/import people loath it due to the fact you can put any late model Nissan Skyline engine into it and beat the car the engine came out (R32, R33, R34 Skylines) of due to the VL's lighter body weight.

Standard VL's are slightly handicaped by a taller diff ratio compared to the standard R31, thus a slower acceleration, but this can easily fixed.

Also produced in a 6cyl turbo (RB30ET)form that was not alowed to race (stupid Nissan), which still is a very potent car even by todays standards due to its power to weight ratio. This engine was never released in the R31's body or any other car in the world infact.

The standard styleing, while still looking neat and sporty never set the world on fire. The upmarket Calais with its popup headlight flaps looked a much better car is still are a very popular (and rare) car. The international Group A version (Austrlian V8), the VL Walkinshaw is even rarer, and will still fetch the same price as the day it rolled of the showroom floor...