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Customers at nightclubs who assume this position have free reign to redesign the club to their liking and also all the bouncers must follow their orders.
Dom appointed himself the manager of ideas at the velvet dog and thus the bouncer did not kick him out of the club when he put a plant in the toilet bowel.
by Andy March 14, 2005
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To have no truck with someone or something is to want nothing to do with her, him or it.
Appears to be derivative from an archaic meaning of "truck" which can mean "to trade or barter".
Some dude just told me it's obsolete, but I use it anyway. And I've got no truck with people who say it's obsolete.
Appears to be derivative from an archaic meaning of "truck" which can mean "to trade or barter".
Some dude just told me it's obsolete, but I use it anyway. And I've got no truck with people who say it's obsolete.
I want nothing to do with the BNP because i've got no truck with Nazis.
I have no truck with the whole Bushite conception of foreign policy.
I have no truck with the whole Bushite conception of foreign policy.
by Andy August 25, 2004
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Lone Wolf lives in Sommerlund, in northeastern Magnamund.
If my sister lived in Magnamund, she might get eaten by a gourgaz.
If my sister lived in Magnamund, she might get eaten by a gourgaz.
by Andy April 17, 2004
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