Big Tim's definitions

SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL

Cheaply manufactured pistol, usually in caliber .22, that no self-respecting, law abiding citizen would consider using to defend him or herself from some punkass shit wielding said firearm. The rest of us use real guns. Go ahead, Al Gore, ban them. Takes the attention away from the fuckin Brady Bill. Thank God it's over next year. More mags for that L1A1 I'm lookin at.

"Your gun says 'Replica'. My gun says 'Desert Eagle .50'"

by Big Tim January 26, 2007

blackatude

the attude black people usually give you. its usually worse than a white person attiude.

mrs symanski doesnt give jalesa any problems because she doesnt wanna have to deal with her blackatude.

by big tim February 4, 2005

mango

a really stupid yellow dog that always excapes from mas house when you leave the door/gate open. also smells like a freshly taken shit and is very playful.

mango you smell like a freshly taken shit.

close the door so mango doesnt get out.

GUYS MANGO GOT OUT

by big tim August 25, 2004

chump

also, verb: (usually in past tense) to be made a fool of.

Dude, that fool walked out after me and I chumped him.

I got chumped into giving that bitch everything.

by Big Tim July 18, 2004

rot gut

Any cheap 40 or 22 oz of malt liquor, not particulary known for the taist but rather to get drunk as fuck. Preferably St Ides or Colt 45.

Danny drinks the rot gut because he wants to get fucked up

You guys dont drink that rot gut for the taist! you drink it to get drunk!!!

by big tim June 14, 2005

grub

1) n. Synonym for food.

2) adj. descriptor for delightfully tastey food

1) You hungry? Let's get some grub.

2) This pizza is fuckin' grub, dude.

by Big Tim September 23, 2003

camero

A guido chariot. Cars that look fast but really they suck.Although better than a honda or any of those fucking jap cars that people think are fast. Used to be a IROZ version that was alright. Stands for Italian Retard Out Crusing

look at that comero IROZ.....oh i bet its a guido driving it

by big tim February 3, 2005