1. Something extremely common, ordinary, mundane, or insipid. Mass produced.
2. Refering to people that mindlessly follow the crowd for no reason other than the need to fit in.
2. Refering to people that mindlessly follow the crowd for no reason other than the need to fit in.
What you may call dressing up is probably what I call the thousand-duplets uniform: what the hoi polloi who are cranked-out en masse like cookies in a Keebler factory feel compelled to wear on such occasions to fit in.
by Bill gronos October 26, 2006
by Bill gronos June 24, 2006
A greeting or exclamation used in Costa Rica with no specific definition, but means something equivalent to "ain't it great!", "life is good", "it's all good", "hakuna matata". It is synonymous with the more common expression pura vida, but is much more hip, especially when spoken by a gringo.
by Bill gronos January 22, 2006
Car doors that open scissor style, also called gull wing doors. The name comes from Lambourghini cars that have this type of door.
by Bill gronos July 24, 2006
(transmogrification of expiration)A game of chance where one covers or ignores the expiration date on any refrigerated food out of intense hunger.
by Bill gronos June 29, 2006
by Bill gronos June 24, 2006
Changes to the usual Google search engine home page logo to mark special events, celebrity birth/death dates, holidays, etc. and major events, such as the Olympics. These logos often use humorous features, such as cartoon modifications. These special logos have become known as Google Doodles.
by Bill gronos September 15, 2009